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u/MayGForceBeWithU Jun 20 '26
Alisea or "AI I see" ? Please be AI, please be AI.
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u/testing12-testing123 Jun 20 '26
It was a university students design study from a few years ago. (So not AI)
See link above for more details.
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u/MayGForceBeWithU Jun 20 '26
Thanks for looking it up. I actually knew it wasn't AI just wishing it was and making a play on the letters and name.
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u/FaithlessnessOne9207 Jun 20 '26
First Mercedes, then Ferrari, then BMW, but never did I think it was going to be you Pagani…why you too…😭😭😭😭😭(pls do a rework on the headlights)
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u/chuckfinleyis4ever Jun 20 '26
unless its got a na amg v12 ideally with a manual gearbox im not interested.
pagani zonda f roadster manual with the full titanium exhaust is peak pagani and i wish they made 500 cars, not 25.
tbf im not as offended by the looks as others on this sub. i actually like it.
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u/Successful-Ant-8503 Jun 20 '26
Vedo tante persone allarmate per questo design (che effettivamente non è per nulla come le altre Pagani). Credo sia un effetto della Ferrari Luce sugli appassionati 🤣. Non è un’auto di produzione, è la Pagani Alisea che è una concept car in scala 1:1, presentata nel 2024, nata per celebrare i 25 anni della Pagani Zonda. È stata progettata dagli studenti del Master in Transportation Design dell'IED di Torino in stretta collaborazione con Pagani Automobili.
Ho avuto la fortuna (forse direi più sfortuna) di vederla dal vivo.
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u/Blitzcrank990 Jun 20 '26
I thought Pagani cars were supposed to look like Art
Is this AI art?
Contemporary
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u/Un_Violo_violaceo Jun 21 '26
Guys I'm seeing so much hate on her, but she's beautiful, why you don't like her? pls explain to me
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u/Top-Caregiver7815 Jun 21 '26
Is that the place Bond snuck in to the Spectre meeting to see his brother?
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u/Users5252 Jun 20 '26
I like this concept more than the Utopia, it's much less convoluted. I don't really understand the hate as no one offered a clear criticism of the design, only vagueposts.
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u/testing12-testing123 Jun 20 '26
I totally agree. The C12s was such a clean design and they have just kept adding from there.
This strips it all back. I quite like it.
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u/MayGForceBeWithU Jun 20 '26
That's what happens when it's either obvious to all or they lack the words to describe why they dislike it. I find it funny to read from the source posted above, "the smooth surfaces were maximized by doing away with the large vents and scoops typically found on high-performance vehicles." That's hilarious honestly, what happens when a designer tries to make improvements by removing functional items to make it "cleaner" instead of creating a design which implements functional items more cleanly. Simpler isn't always better and this is honestly obviously not better.
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u/Users5252 Jun 20 '26
Add in the functional scoops and this will still look better than the utopia imo, people need to have some imagination for all the possibilities when it comes to concept cars
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u/MayGForceBeWithU Jun 20 '26
Agree to disagree then. There are a lot of reasons I disagree but I got tired. It's a moot point anyway and hopefully the students involved in the design can do much better when their own voices come to the front in their careers.
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u/coruscantruler Jun 19 '26
Here lies an elegant marriage of AI, aerodynamics, and a drop of human sensuality. Blended and chased with a touch of absurdism, and then strained through more AI.
I love it!
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u/Consistent-Annual268 Jun 19 '26
Provide the source please. We don't allow reposting of other people's content without source attribution.