Top 10 Fantastic & Revolutionary Automotive Designs Of July 2024

In the month of July, we’ve seen an incredible and exciting downpour at automotive designs Yanko Design. Each vehicle was innovative, bringing to us something we had never seen or experienced before. From killer speed to dashing good looks, to impenetrable safety standards, every automotive we featured at YD broke some design barrier for us, and hopefully, they did the same for you as well. Hence, we’ve curated a collection of automotive designs that we feel were the best of the lot. Each of these amazing automobiles is mercilessly pushing the boundaries of the automotive industry. Automotive enthusiasts will be itching to get their hands on them, and take them for a spin on the streets!

1. Garage 54’s SUV With Springs

YouTuber Garage54 built an intriguing automotive design that conducted an interesting experiment. He outfitted the car with wheels of springs, instead of the typical rubber treads. His intention was that the car would travel on off-road trails and snowy roads without any issues. The experiment did fail, since metal isnt an excellent alternative, and the springs were welded to the tires. However, the experiment was an incredible starting point for an innovative theory.

2. Platypus Craft Prototype

Designed by François-Alexandre Bertrand, the Platypus Craft prototype is a semi-submersible vessel for safe and feasible underwater exploration. The zero-emission craft draws inspiration from the amphibious Playptus mammal, and from the naming convention, it is quite evident, that they are trying to break the notion that water adventure activities and environmental responsibility are difficult to co-exist.

3. Volkswagen ID. GTI.

The Volkswagen GTI is now moving into the electric age with the new ID. GTI. This serves as a major change for Volkswagen, and it merges GTI’s legacy with electric power. It functions as a fresh take on a classic favorite, merging the wonderful spirit of the original GTI with its latest electric technology. There are a couple of refreshing key design elements, which showcased the model’s transformation into a modern electric vehicle.

4. Baxley Moto

Dubbed the Baxley Moto, this futuristic electric motorbike is designed by Shane Baxley, and it features a menacing street-legal aesthetic, accentuated by spokeless wheels. The bike has a hunched-forward riding position, as well as a suspended tail section, protruding slides, and treaded wires, forming a jaw-dropping ride for adventure seekers who enjoy challenging rides on dirt trails. It also has a balance to it and doesn’t feature an edgy or contoured look.

5. Owlet ONE

Called the Owlet ONE, this bike is designed to be an effortless blend of minimalism and functionality. It offers a modern yet nostalgic riding experience and is made from high-quality, matte-finished aluminum. The bike features a robust frame, and offers excellent durability, while also maintaining a clean and streamlined look. It features a cylindrical central frame, which accommodates the battery and essential components.

6. Gocycle CXI Family Cargo Bicycle

Gocycle has taken their electric bikes to a whole another level with their lightweight Gocycle CXI Family Cargo Bicycle. The bicycle is lightweight and portable, and an excellent option for those who don’t prefer cumbersome cargo bikes. The CXi lineup includes two e-bikes – the CXi and CX+. They’re both more or less the same, except that the last one has a FloFit Handlebar.

7. CE 02 eParkourer Ride

The BMW Motorrad Austria has combined forces with the design studio VAGABUND to build a custom CE 02 eParkourer ride. It is an electric bike with an appealing futuristic vibe and a pretty alluring retro flair that is great for the Gen-Z and the millennials as well. Unlike the typical electric scooters, this ride offers a sneak peek of where two-wheelers’ future could be moving. It features an integrated BT speaker, a hidden umbrella, and a strapped skateboard grip tape.

8. Honda HP-X Concept

The Honda HP-X Concept was unveiled five decades ago and is now debuting again at the North American Auto Show. It is a mid-engine supercar and features a sharp wedge profile. It will be showcased at the Pebble Beach event and will feature a jet-engine-inspired cockpit, and a Knight Rider-like advanced tech. It is restored by the two brands and will compete with other models for the“Wedge-Shaped Concept Cars and Prototypes” class at the 73rd Annual event on August 18, 2024.

9. Ducati Panigale V4

Named the Ducati Panigale V4, the all-new bike features a sharp design and a performance edge that nears perfection. It is a seventh-generation evolution and is equipped with a 916-inspired headlight, and integrated winglets that signify the MotoGP heritage. The redesigned bodywork features a lighter double-sided swingarm which replaces the signature single-sided unit, leading to a weight reduction.

10. Audi A6 e-tron

Called the Audi A6 e-tron, this automotive merges advanced tech with striking aesthetics. The exterior and interior of the car feature Audi’s commitment to innovation and precision. It is marked with clean and sophisticated lines, and it merges functionality with an impressive and bold visual presence. This vehicle is making a truly impressive entry into the electric vehicle market.

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How to build a software company in just 12 weeks

How to build a software company

If you are interested in building your very own software company you might be interested in a new guide created by Josh Mountain. Who takes you through creating a fully functional software company in just 12 weeks. Starting a software company can feel like an insurmountable challenge, especially when you’re unsure where to begin. This […]

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How to build a software company in just 12 weeks

How to build a software company

If you are interested in building your very own software company you might be interested in a new guide created by Josh Mountain. Who takes you through creating a fully functional software company in just 12 weeks. Starting a software company can feel like an insurmountable challenge, especially when you’re unsure where to begin. This […]

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The Morning After: Google replaces Chromecast with the TV Streamer

Ahead of next week’s Pixel devices event, Google has unveiled its latest product for the living room, the Google TV Streamer. It replaces the Chromecast and is a standalone set-top box as opposed to the dongles we’ve been used to. The tiny wedge-shaped doodad supports all the expected features, including HDR, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and spatial audio. But Google is also making a big deal of the device’s smart home bona fides, with support for Matter and Thread. You’ll get a popover Google Home panel too, letting you tweak your smart home from the comfort of your TV.

Of course, you might wonder why Google needs to push this product out given how many Smart TVs exist. Or the ubiquity of other platforms that do much of the same job, from Roku to most streaming-friendly cable boxes. On one hand, Google wants to keep a toehold on the biggest screen in your home, and on the other, it’s a good way to advertise the search giant’s AI prowess, offering custom recommendations for things to watch. Plus, if you have been looking for something a bit more Made By Google, then you can snag this for $100 when it launches in September.

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Google isn’t done shuttling out products ahead of its 2024 Pixel Event, however, and has also updated the Nest Learning Thermostat. The fourth-generation model gets a bigger LCD display, curvier design and customizable faces, including switching the screen to a clock when idle. You will also get more AI gimmicks to improve your energy efficiency, because of course you do.

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Now, I’m just a simple country lawyer who doesn’t know much about advertising, moderation or business. But I wonder if firing your trust and safety team, making the site run as reliably as a British train and allowing hateful content to be posted next to ads might be an issue. No, of course not, that’d be silly. Let’s all try to find the guy who did this.

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I don't care it’s a stupid gimmick, and I don't care I have no real interest in making this sort of music. Damnit, friends, I just want to play with Teenage Engineering’s EP-1320 Medieval sampler chock full of old-world sounds. Yes, it’s just the K.O. II with a different paint job, but you have to reward commitment to the bit this extreme.

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This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/general/the-morning-after-google-replaces-chromecast-with-the-tv-streamer-111523672.html?src=rss

The Morning After: Google replaces Chromecast with the TV Streamer

Ahead of next week’s Pixel devices event, Google has unveiled its latest product for the living room, the Google TV Streamer. It replaces the Chromecast and is a standalone set-top box as opposed to the dongles we’ve been used to. The tiny wedge-shaped doodad supports all the expected features, including HDR, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and spatial audio. But Google is also making a big deal of the device’s smart home bona fides, with support for Matter and Thread. You’ll get a popover Google Home panel too, letting you tweak your smart home from the comfort of your TV.

Of course, you might wonder why Google needs to push this product out given how many Smart TVs exist. Or the ubiquity of other platforms that do much of the same job, from Roku to most streaming-friendly cable boxes. On one hand, Google wants to keep a toehold on the biggest screen in your home, and on the other, it’s a good way to advertise the search giant’s AI prowess, offering custom recommendations for things to watch. Plus, if you have been looking for something a bit more Made By Google, then you can snag this for $100 when it launches in September.

As for the Chromecast, we’ve prepared a little obituary for the dirt-cheap little streaming stick that could.

— Dan Cooper

Reddit CEO teases AI search features and paid subreddits

macOS Sequoia may require weekly permissions for screen recording apps

Disney is increasing prices (again) for standalone streaming plans

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is coming to PS4 and Xbox One on September 17

​​You can get these reports delivered daily direct to your inbox. Subscribe right here!

Nest Learning Thermostat
Google

Google isn’t done shuttling out products ahead of its 2024 Pixel Event, however, and has also updated the Nest Learning Thermostat. The fourth-generation model gets a bigger LCD display, curvier design and customizable faces, including switching the screen to a clock when idle. You will also get more AI gimmicks to improve your energy efficiency, because of course you do.

Continue Reading.

X has announced it’ll sue the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM), an ad-industry group. CEO Linda Yaccarino claims the body, which publishes standards for digital advertising, has organized an “illegal boycott” of the platform. GARM, which counts Mars and Unilever in its member lists, stands accused of influencing where mega-brands spend their money.

Now, I’m just a simple country lawyer who doesn’t know much about advertising, moderation or business. But I wonder if firing your trust and safety team, making the site run as reliably as a British train and allowing hateful content to be posted next to ads might be an issue. No, of course not, that’d be silly. Let’s all try to find the guy who did this.

Continue Reading.

Image of the new TE Sampler
Teenage Engineering

I don't care it’s a stupid gimmick, and I don't care I have no real interest in making this sort of music. Damnit, friends, I just want to play with Teenage Engineering’s EP-1320 Medieval sampler chock full of old-world sounds. Yes, it’s just the K.O. II with a different paint job, but you have to reward commitment to the bit this extreme.

Continue Reading.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/general/the-morning-after-google-replaces-chromecast-with-the-tv-streamer-111523672.html?src=rss

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Building fully local RAG Agents with Llama 3.1

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Struggling with the limitations of cloud-based AI models and looking for a way to run powerful AI locally? Meta’s Llama 3.1 might be the solution you’ve been searching for. With the ability to run on a 32GB MacBook Pro, Llama 3.1 offers a robust platform for building and benchmarking self-corrective RAG agents. But how do […]

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Vivo V40 Pro Smartphone Reviewed (Video)

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How to design high conversion emails with Canva 2024

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Did you know that emails with custom designs have a 26% higher conversion rate than those using generic templates? In today’s competitive digital landscape, standing out in your audience’s inbox is more crucial than ever. This guide by Manizha & Ryan will take you step-by-step through designing high-converting professional emails, ensuring your messages don’t just […]

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