Zagato Coupe Concept

Zagato Coupe Concept

BMW has always been more aggressive with its roadsters' styling; check out the avant-garde 2003-08 BMW Z4 for an example. For folks who think the aggressive look of the current BMW Z4 is just too conventional, feast your eyes on the BMW Zagato Coupé Concept. Co-developed with automotive design consultancy Zagato, this one-off design could point toward a more radical-looking Z4 in the coming years.

The Zagato’s Automotive Coupe design concept to understand, it is more like the pursuit of speed, strong power and excellent aerodynamic design is essential. BMW’s classic sports car Z4 body outline extended to the concept car, the kidney grille with the new “Z” type grid, lights and engine hatch lines cleverly echoes the design of lines, including the side waistline add a lot of muscle sense.
BMW Zagato’s Automotive Coupe concept at the rear design is more exaggerated, the overall lines of upturned surface with special transparent panel, two-tailed row, 19-inch wheels with chrome-plated steel trim adds a lot of sporty.

Zagato’s Automotive Coupe interior structure and cash Z4, only to adjust the button layout of the control panel, door panels into more dynamic lines of the decorative embellishment, in addition to the leather seats have joined the Z “logo, plain black overall an atmosphere of sporty. 2012 BMW Zagato Coupe Concept power systems, the BMW official were not disclosed, only equipped with high-performance engine, transmission part is expected to match the seven-speed dual clutch transmission. The BMW Zagato Coupe isn’t the first time BMW has incorporated the hand of the Italians: in 1939 a coupe based on the BMW 328 was built to race in the Mille Miglia which it did successfully in 1940, the BMW 3200 Michelotti Vignale and BMW 700 in 1959, the BMW 3200 CS Bertone in 1962 and the BMW M1 in 1978.
Zagato took home the prestigious Concorso d’Eleganza Design Award in both 2010 and 2011.