Inside futuristic ‘Lo Res’ car that’s like an ‘alien spaceship’ with no doors… but only tops 31mph

THIS is the futuristic “Lo Res” car that looks “like an alien spaceship” with no doors and a 31mph top speed.

Alex Hirschi, who runs SupercarBlondie, uploaded a test drive of the bizarre motor to her TikTok channel.

TiktokThe Lo-Res car was created by a US-based footwear brand[/caption]

TiktokAlex Hirschi from SupercarBlondie gave it a test ride[/caption]

The car was created by the US-based United Nude footwear company as a promotional vehicle.

It was designed by company founder Rem D. Koolhaas, who sketched it based on a low-resolution picture of a Lamborghini Countach, the latest version of which starts at over £1.5 million.

The Lo-Res is made entirely of polycarbonate panels mounted on a steel frame.

It is fully electric and has no doors, with the entire body of the car lifting off the frame like a crocodile’s jaw to allow the driver in and out.

Inside, there is just one seat in front of the hexagonal steering wheel, with a side console housing a battery gauge and a row of aeroplane-style toggle switches that control everything from the lights to the indicators.

The body panels, which appear completely tinted from the outside, actually give the driver a complete 360-degree view from within.

Social media commenters were befuddled by the car.

One wrote: “It’s a coffin with wheels.”

Another added: “Where is the world heading to?”

But as unusual as it is, it still managed to fetch a pretty penny at auction.

Only four models were ever made and number three attracted a winning bid of just over £87,000 when it was sold in October 2021.

It comes after Tesla announced that its revamped Model 3 was just day from hitting the UK.

Meanwhile, the “world’s rarest” Aston Martin was found abandoned by the side of a road – even the number plate is “worth a fortune”.

TiktokIt was designed based on a low-resolution picture of a £1.5 million Lambo[/caption]

TiktokCommenters dubbed it a ‘coffin on wheels’[/caption]

Despite its bizarre look, one sold in 2021 for £87,000   

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