Ford Mustang Vision-001

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The Ford Mustang is one of the planet’s most iconic performance names and essentially, a brand within a brand, but what if the Blue Oval decided to drastically overhaul the Mustang as we know it and launch an all-electric hypercar with that famous nameplate? That’s what these illustrations from Ankit Ukil, an automotive design student at the College For Creative Studies in Detroit, try to depict.

The front end of the Ford Mustang Vision 001 is exceptionally striking and includes a low-slung nose with sharp LED headlights and a massive splitter to stick the front wheels to the pavement. Additionally, there are a set of bulging arches housing the wheels as well as a glass cockpit that’s barely any higher than these arches. Such a design would give the driver a unique view of the road and help them place the car perfectly when cornering.

If you thought the front was bold, the rear takes things to another level. Immediately standing out are the Mustang-inspired LED taillights as well as a bold diffuser and the lack of any traditional bodywork behind the rear wheels. It’s a similarly open design to the rear of the Aston Martin Valkyrie albeit even more striking.

Note: This is an independent design by @_offkit animated by @marvluebke and in no way related or endorsed by Ford.

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