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Swedish designer
Eduard Gray, who you've heard of via the
Dartz Jo-Mojo and
Pombron Nagel concepts and delightful
Saab 92010 Sixten concept, is back at the drawing board penning boats and matching supercars. Following the
Strand Craft 122, the Xhibitionist is a 75-meter superyacht with unmissable automotive cues, and it is said to be the inspiration for the Xhibit-G supercar.
The Xhibitionist is a multi-purpose watercraft whose inner spaces can be rearranged into a car showroom, a partitioned retail space or a luxury lounge for guests. The 'hood' at the bow opens up to release an array of solar panels that are sturdy enough to act as a platform for entertaining or as a helipad. Beneath that is a viewing deck, while out back, guests can enjoy the hot tub on the fly deck.
Motivation for the Xhibitionist comes from hybrid engines in the "powerplant gallery," but the carbon-fiber-bodied Xhibit-G supercar with its aluminum chassis gets more traditional gumption from a 630-horsepower V12. Oddly for a supercar, though, the car is limited to a top speed of 155 mph. Inside is white leather set off by black carbon fiber and chrome. The supercar is said to be for
Zeus Twelve, a supercar brand working with
Mansory and
Lotus.
You can check out the video
below to see how the Xhibitionist gets attention, and read more about it in the press release.
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