88th International Motor Show (Geneva International Motor Show 2018)

[Radster]

Contendiente Cyberpunk Concept.

We are proud to present our 2025 Enemigo Concept.

Perturbator - Diabolus Ex Machina [Unofficial Video]

This song will play during the presentation of the Cyberpunk Concept.

There are many different kinds of futurism, from epic space fantasy to barren postapocalyptic wastelands. But we chose a particular style of futurism: Cyberpunk.

Cyberpunk is all about dystopic settings in the near future, a technology heavy planet, dominated by megacorporations. Welcome to the dystopia.

We had several sources of inspiration from which we designed the Enemigo Cyberpunk: Perturbator’s music and the role-playing game Shadowrun, to name the two most important. We tried to make a car that people would perceive realistic design-wise, while making it look futuristic and agressive at the same time. This resulted in an evolution of our current design language, introducing agressive looking splitters both at the front and back of the car (both functional aero), claw mark headlights and tailights, angular vents, and an overall striking design.

The chassis design is the same as the current generation Enemigo, but remade in carbon fiber to offset the added weight of the new technology included. Its wheels mount carefully studied vented disc brakes to minimize brake fade, and last generation high grip street legal compound.

The Enemigo 2025 belongs in a cyberpunk setting. And as such, it won’t lack technology: inside, you can find an holographic HUD, which can display from AndroidAuto:tm: to speed, engine speed, fuel remaining, turbo boost and traffic and accident alerts. The interior is composed of two seats with memory functions, but also carefully designed to add as little weight as possible.

However, the star of the show is the engine. We took the 2.0L Pulso I4 to the extreme: through turbocharging and 100 octane fuel, we managed to make the engine develop 500 horsepower. This inmense for the displacement power is sent to the rear wheels through an improved PowerMaster seven speed dual clutch transmission, which takes the Enemigo 2025 from 0 to 100 km/h in only 4 seconds, thanks to the help the electronically-controlled LSD provides to the powerplant.

We’re also glad to announce this is not only a pointless concept or a demonstration of power, but some hints at what we believe our styling will look like well into the 2020s; of course, it won’t be completely like this, but we’ll definitely take hints and ideas. As they come to a close, the 2010s proved to be a great decade; and as such, we’re looking forward to what the next decade will bring us.