Audi Shark flying car concept

Posted in Automotive by Conner Flynn on March 2nd, 2009

Audi Shark flying car conceptIs it a shark? A submarine? A flying car? All of the above. And it’s the most badass flying car/shark/submarine I’ve ever seen. Kazim Doku’s Shark concept is how he envisions the future of Audi’s design: as a flying car. Design inspirations came from motorcycles and airplanes, and obviously underwater vessels.

Even the interior gets some sporty seats with the cockpit’s sculpture, so you can sit comfortably while flying to work and playing with some buttons etc. Check out a video below. Who needs roads when you can fly in this kind of style?

Mostly, this thing just makes us want to shout Audi Shark flying car. Audi Shark flying car! Wahoo.

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4 Comments to “Audi Shark flying car concept”
  1. Anonymous Says:

    love ur work, just curious 2 know whn i can own 1, u knw, buy one

  2. Anonymous Says:

    Yes I too wanted to enquire, as if when can we have one of our own….??

  3. Jeremy Keller Says:

    When exactly is this concept scheduled to enter production and showrooms? When is it scheduled to be tested to see if it actually works? I like the idea of flying cars but they probably seemed to have a sound future more than 60 years ago. After all, back in 1948 there was apparently the Hall Flying Automobile. This is not to mention the Aerocar of 1949. Ideally I would like cars to be able to levitate like Doc Emmett Brown’s DeLorean.

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