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KITSUNEPROJECT ONE
> Analogue soul. Carbon‑fibre body. Pure driving emotion.
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The mission was pure: focus on form language and aerodynamic sculpting, not engineering feasibility. The result is a mid‑engine speedster – the Italian Barchetta class – where every surface is a deliberate play between sharp, edgy lines and soft, organic curves. Pop‑up headlights sit flush with a one‑piece hood‑fender structure, while front arches echo the Lancia Stratos. Side cameras replace mirrors, and the engine bay proudly bares its heart through a wide rear grille.

> EXTERIOR _ AERO.SCULPTURE

POP‑UP_HEADLIGHTS
Aerodynamic housings rise from the one‑piece hood. Daylight LEDs ride the edge, invisible when retracted.

STRATOS_FENDERS
Masculine arches inspired by the Lancia Stratos, wrapped around centre‑lock wheels.

CAMERA_MIRRORS
Wide‑angle lenses on carbon stalks – canard‑like, zero blind spots, cleaner aero.

ENGINE ON DISPLAY
A wide rear grille – a nod to High‑Tech design – frames the mid‑mounted V8 as a jewel. Twin COB LED strips outline the tail, while a central double exhaust punches through the mesh.


> COCKPIT _ DRIVER.ONLY

[INTERIOR.OVERVIEW]
RACE‑BRED, DRIVER‑CENTRIC
This is my first interior design project ever. Everything is built around the driver: the start button sits commandingly on the centre console. The gear shifter is a 7‑speed manual H‑pattern – each gear position a small circular LCD. In manual mode they display 1‑7 and R; switch to auto and they show D, N, etc. Two pedals behind the steering wheel allow paddle shifting.
The dashboard is deliberately simple: three digital dials control music volume, drive mode, and a clock. The large circular speedometer is fixed in the wheel hub and does not rotate with the steering – navigation, RPM and speed in one unblinking circle. Additional controls hide in a panel behind the gear shifter.




> ENGINEERING _ VISIBLE.SCULPTURE
Though the core was form study, the engine bay and pushrod suspension were fully modeled – a testament to surface precision. The same high‑detail approach runs through every millimetre of the car.


> SCENES _ IMAGINED.FUTURES
Beyond the technical study, Kitsune Project One was used as a design canvas for narrative-driven exploration. Using AI image generation as an ideation tool, I pushed the concept into environments, lighting conditions, and story moments that a traditional render pipeline would take weeks to stage.
These scenes are not marketing renders — they are design thinking made visible. Each frame asks a question: how does the silhouette read against neon? How does the carbon skin respond to dawn light? Where does the car belong in a world it was imagined for?

Salt Flats / Obsidian
Finished in gloss black, the Barchetta sits on an infinite salt plain — a single dark form against a bleached horizon, every reflection erased but the sky.

Garage / Deep Green
In deep green under low concrete light, the rear grille and dual exhaust read as architecture. A quiet machine waiting in the dark.

Arrival / Valet
Parked at the entrance of a luxury restaurant — deep green bodywork catching the warm interior glow. A statement of taste, not volume.

Runway / Departure
Black on salt, parked on the apron before a private jet. Two machines from two disciplines — one built for altitude, one built for the road.

Cliff Edge / Ocean
At the edge of a coastal cliff, the black silhouette holds its line against open water — the purest expression of the speedster’s stance.
> ACCESS_ & DETAIL

Hood and trunk detach completely – single‑piece carbon‑fibre panels. Compact storage boxes sit behind the doors and beside the engine.

Ultra‑detailed rim – centre‑lock design with carbon‑fibre accents. Every spoke and bolt is modeled to perfection.
> Blueprints _ technical spec




Dimensions
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| length | 4,610 mm |
| width | 1,944 mm |
| height | 1,088 mm |
| wheelbase | 2,670 mm |
| weight | 1,198 kg (dry) |
> GALLERY _ FULL RESOLUTION
Explore every angle of Kitsune Project One. Click any image to open the lightbox.





















