Maserati Tramontane — a luxurious electric vehicle, able to be driven on different surfaces.

by AllAutoExperts    |  17 April, 2020

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Ondrei Jirec, who created the Audi O concept in 2008, has developed this Maserati Tramontane concept car.

The Maserati Tramontane is a luxurious electric vehicle, able to be driven on different surfaces. Simplicity is what can be called its main characteristic, but in a good way. The main target of the project is to reduce the weight and the complications in building the car.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

Another breathtaking moment, besides the beautiful aerodynamic form, is the chassis panels and the components that seem to be flowing from inside to outside. All of these details have their own function and they have been built in such a manner that they provide the final presentation of the car.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

The first layer, the exterior one, is made of glass. It covers the car entirely and is based on a black frame installed on chassis.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

The lights and the board screen are the second layers. This detail starts with the LEDs and flows into the cabin, thus protecting the ventilation dockets and the sound speakers.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

The third layer forms little sections of the seats and finishes outside with the stoplights. This layer is highly resistant so that in case of an accident, the passengers are protected.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

The final fourth layer serves as a cover for the electric engine and continues as a dashboard. It is also installed on the chassis and is meant to protect the electronic components, frame, and engine.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

Tramontane has neat interior design. Being an open car, it has a digital display fixed on a big sized gauge and interior pillars in the back seats for the passengers.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

This Maserati is slightly shorter than Gallardo, but almost just as high.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

The car is working on a fully electric drive train, with the rear wheels having each its engine, while the front is driven by one electric engine.

Maserati Tramontane Concept

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