Designing the 1977 Geely Micro-Car Concept

When designing the concept for a 1977 micro-car, the key was to combine affordable functionality with innovative features while maintaining a sense of modernity. The compact size should evoke a sense of efficiency, both in terms of design and usage. Drawing inspiration from earlier Geely models, we merged elements of rounded, curvaceous body panels and compact proportions, ensuring an aerodynamic and appealing silhouette. Every curve and line serves the purpose of maximizing space while still looking fresh and progressive for the era.

Innovation lies in the details, from the low-cost production materials to the easy-to-use interiors. The choice of colors is subdued yet futuristic, bringing together a timeless appeal that avoids excess while remaining stylish. Practical features such as wide windows for visibility, modular seating, and a minimalist dashboard reflect the needs of the modern driver, while the overall visual design maintains a balance of practicality and elegance. It was important that the car's design didn't just look modern but also felt accessible to the average consumer, offering reliability without compromising on style.