Meet The ‘BMW – Out of Three Boxes’ Concept By Wookjun Kwon

Wookjun Kwon is a brilliant South Korean student, and his design, "BMW—Out of Three Boxes," will transport you to the future. This BMW concept represents the future of automotive innovation; it is not your conventional car.

By rethinking the conventional three-box layout, Kwon has the courage to shake things up. The amazement takes place inside. To start with, the cabin is divided into two halves, allowing each of the four passengers their own personal area.

In the front, you get the traditional view looking ahead, and in the back, you get a view that is reminiscent of the plush business class seats on airplanes. Both form and function are considered in this well-considered design.

Just as eye-catching is the outside. A unique design element is the low positioning of the LED headlights and daytime running lights on the bumper. The front windshield's clamshell design ensures an unparalleled entry and exit experience. To add drama to the design, the rear is decorated with suicide doors and LED taillights that encircle the whole back fascia.

What we have here with "BMW—Out of Three Boxes" is more than just an automobile; it's an assertion. Providing a novel spin on BMW's design ethos, it goes against the grain and establishes a benchmark for the future of automotive entertainment. 

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