There are loads of amazing hidden surprises within it.
Remember the cool car Will Smith drove in I, Robot? It’s called the Audi RSQ concept car and was created specifically for the movie back in 2004. Despite being over a decade old, this futuristic vehicle from Audi still looks like it came from another era. Check out more details on this awesome car! Plus, Manhart has taken the already amazing BMW M4 CSL and made it even more wild.
In the movie, which takes place in the year 2035, Will Smith’s character is on a mission to investigate the danger posed by robots to humanity. The Audi RSQ was crafted to serve as a futuristic police vehicle and it certainly looks the part, bearing a striking resemblance to a spacecraft. Undoubtedly, one of the most eye-catching features of this car are its butterfly doors. Audi has made the smart decision to make these doors rear-hinged, resulting in a truly one-of-a-kind appearance.
Meet Supercar Blondie, the car with wheels that resemble spheres. The car was inspired by a movie where it drives on spheres with the help of computer-generated imagery (CGI), which allows it to move in every direction instead of just forwards and backward. However, in reality, the car has tires concealed under its caps.
Supercar Blondie and her team have recently explored the interior of the Audi RSQ concept car. The automaker has opted for a sleek and uncluttered design, but upon closer inspection, there are hidden surprises throughout the cockpit. For instance, the center console contains various toggles reminiscent of those found on a fighter jet’s control panel, along with an on-off switch.
Supercar Blondie, a popular YouTube channel that features car reviews and tours, recently highlighted the unique design of the Audi RSQ concept car. One of the key features of the car is its yoke steering wheel, which gives it an aircraft-inspired theme. Additionally, the steering wheel can retract into the dashboard when not in use, adding to the futuristic design. The car also features a stick shift, but it requires the driver to connect the gear stick manually, reminding viewers that this is indeed a concept car made for the big screen.
Have you heard of Supercar Blondie? She recently shared an interesting fact about the Audi R8. Did you know that the concept car for the R8 was actually based on the Audi TT? Interestingly enough, this paved the way for the R8 to become one of Audi’s best-selling models. The mid-engine sports coupe was initially created for a movie in 2004 and two years later, the R8 was revealed to the public. If you compare the two, you’ll notice that they share similar design elements. It’s fascinating to see how one idea can lead to a successful product like the Audi R8.
