The first three classified models are:
1) Eternità – Kim Cheong Ju (So. Korea), Ahn Dre (So. Korea), Lee Sahngseok (So. Korea) – Hongik University (Seoul)
2) Xezri – Samir Sadikhov (Azerbaijan) – IED (Turin)
3) Cavallo Bianco – Henry Cloke (UK), Qi Haitao (PRC) – RCA (London)
Following the prize-giving ceremony, Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo commented: "Nurturing the creativity of young people is a fundamental strategy in every walk of life. The Ferrari World Design Contest represents a window that we want to keep open on the world and the creative energy of the next generation. I saw at first hand the many genuinely innovative ideas that these talented youngsters sent us and could feel the enormous passion and commitment that had gone into them. I am certain that some of these suggestions will come to light in the Ferraris of the future."
All of the design concepts focused on reducing fuel consumption through alternative propulsion systems, particularly hybrid engines. Another common thread was the boosting of driving pleasure through weight reduction. More geometric forms alternated with sinuous, almost organic lines in the various design projects.
All of the design concepts focused on reducing fuel consumption through alternative propulsion systems, particularly hybrid engines.
