This is Tatra 60E, a proposal for a sleek electric sedan and a personal project of mine. I started sketching and modeling it in 2019 after I finished the Alfa Romeo SZ2, my previous personal project that can be found at Behance.
At 5 meters long, it features various references to the Tatras of the past, a short front overhang and really long rear one, suicide doors with handles hidden in the chrome stripe and a liftback gate with split rear screen and a fin, that'd likely be prohibitively expensive to manufacture :)
As for the model itself - it was created in ICEM Surf from scratch, just with a barrel surface for windows and a side view sketch and went through several iterations and longer pauses. The surfaces and details are not done to full Class-A standard, but - with enough effort and manpower - they could get there reasonably quickly. The shutlines on the model should be functional and allow opening and closing of the relevant parts around defined axes. The interior is represented in fairly basic volumes - just the seats received some styling attention so far.
Renders were made using Autodesk VRED Learning Edition 2024 whose launch a few months ago actually motivated me to bring the exterior to a presentable state. VRED 2024 performs fairly well on a gaming laptop with a RTX4070 and allows for a good real-time preview using GPU Raytracing and DLSS.
At 5 meters long, it features various references to the Tatras of the past, a short front overhang and really long rear one, suicide doors with handles hidden in the chrome stripe and a liftback gate with split rear screen and a fin, that'd likely be prohibitively expensive to manufacture :)
As for the model itself - it was created in ICEM Surf from scratch, just with a barrel surface for windows and a side view sketch and went through several iterations and longer pauses. The surfaces and details are not done to full Class-A standard, but - with enough effort and manpower - they could get there reasonably quickly. The shutlines on the model should be functional and allow opening and closing of the relevant parts around defined axes. The interior is represented in fairly basic volumes - just the seats received some styling attention so far.
Renders were made using Autodesk VRED Learning Edition 2024 whose launch a few months ago actually motivated me to bring the exterior to a presentable state. VRED 2024 performs fairly well on a gaming laptop with a RTX4070 and allows for a good real-time preview using GPU Raytracing and DLSS.
