Does Apollo IE’s extreme design come at the cost of functionality?
Sukhmandeep Kaur 30 January 2025 10:12
The styling of the Apollo Intensa Emozione is very radical and very aggressive with its sharp angles and massive aerodynamic elements, not to mention it looks more like a spaceship than a car. Of course this extremely aesthetic strikes all our eyes and leaves an imperative presence, it is however a matter of balance between form and function. Others say such an extreme design could affect practical features, like visibility, ease of entry and exit to and from the car, and most basic usability in public roads. Some argue that every single one was meant to work, and the car would have been slower, and less track focused, or would not have been relevant to the way the car needed to work on the track. This argument draws the larger issue of locating the right place to draw the line between artistic expression and engineering pragmatism in the design of hypercars.
Answered by Aditi 12 December 2024 23:53
No way! Every curve and angle put onto that beast is for a reason. It is pure function sculpted for art.


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