Concept cars are created by automakers to showcase new technologies and designs, but they are not mass-produced. Explore the future of automotive and see what you might be driving in a few years.

Automakers often turn to airplanes when working out designs for a new car. Both airplanes and vehicles need to be aerodynamic if they’re going to perform well, whether in the air or on the road. The auto industry, especially companies that make fast sports cars, is starting to use the same materials out of which airplanes are manufactured. Carbon fiber and fiberglass composites, used for wings and other structural elements on planes, can help make the bodies of cars stronger and lighter at the same time. This also means faster performance (because of less weight) and better crash safety.

Exactly what Lamborghini, the maker of some of the most powerful and recognizable sports cars in the world, is doing with its newest model, the Lamborghini Reventon. Everything from the arrow-shaped design of the Reventon’s body to the interior console finds inspiration from some of the military’s most powerful flying machines, right down to the air intakes.

Mazda new concept car dubbed “Kazamai” which means “swirling crosswinds” in Japanese.It’s a crossover, a sporty SUV. At first glance a five-point grille, 22 inch wheels and aerodynamic profile. Mazda worked a little bit under the hood, too, with next-gen direct injection engine and a newly-developed transmission which passes power to all wheels via its four-wheel drive system. The driving dynamics have been developed to create a fun-to-drive vehicle and Mazda states that if the model makes it to production form, we can expect frugal fuel consumption and greatly reduced CO2 emissions. How else?

Aquatic cars aren’t exactly cutting-edge. So the news that concept car designer Rinspeed would unveil a new aquatic car to make a huge splash. It’s a sports car, it’s a zero-emission vehicle, it was inspired by James Bond — and it drives underwater, inspired dream is now a reality.

But the sQuba does something a little unusual for a car, even an aquatic car — it dives underwater and moves around freely like a small submarine. If the thought of cruising around below the waves exploring lake bottoms and visiting marine animals is appealing, imagine doing it in an open-top convertible, The whole idea seems a little strange, even illogical, until you ponder the logistics of submarine-automobile design but sQuba can successfully navigate underwater environs in its own stately manner.

Conceptual cars are the next generation auto to be seen which will be much more creatively designed and much higher technocratic.

We all have heard of hover cars, but have you ever heard of a flying Ferrari? Do not believe your ears? Moller International is said to have designed and tested a model of flying car, which is based on the current Ferrari 599 GBT. Moller International is very much optimistic that the production of the flying Ferrari is technically feasible. Moller International, a US based company, famously known to undertake various experiments to develop a flying cars. The company has finally made it!

The flying Ferrari is developed as an order from a rich Russian customer. The company has named the cars as ‘Autovolanter’. Moller has adopted the body shell of a Ferrari 599 GTB for its unique flying vehicle. The new flying Ferrari is capable of vertical take-offs and landings. Powered by a hybrid powertrain, which is comprised of rotary engines and electric motors, the flying Ferrari has become the recent sensation in the automobile industry.

The company claims that the wonder vehicle is capable of flying at a height of 10 feet (about 3 meters) above the ground. the company has a deadline till 31 December, 2008 to finish the project and the flying machine is slated to hit the US market before the end of this year. The new car has got a great look with all the aerodynamics and modern physics embedded to its design. Extremely eye catching, the new flying Ferrari ensures user-friendliness. No specialist pilot education is required to fly the car. the 800 hp powerful engine has much more to offer you. Moller has invested about US$ 5 million to conceptualize and develop the car.

However, this is not for the first time that Moller International has designed a flying machine. Since 1980, the company has been designing and developing various versions of flying cars, but has not launched any. More than 25 years of experience has finally brought results in the form of the new flying Ferrari. Now the world will witness another invention in the history of automobiles.

The company is very much optimistic about the successful launch of the new flying car. The new skycar will again accomplish man’s yet another desire to fly on the roads. The 200 kilometers per hour flying speed will give you the ultimate thrill. Get ready for the US$ 5 million thrilling experience with the new flying Ferrari. If you have the money to own the dream machine, get one for you and get the shere exhilaration.