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Futuristic delta-wing architecture for the instrument pod, a hubless steering wheel and touchscreen instruments for the center stack.

The roof is supposed to retract and then stack up inside the car, creating a vehicle for open-air motoring.

The C-pillar seems to float above the car, creating an air duct to cool the rear-mounted battery pack.

This computer-generated profile highlights the triangular themes that Calty designers worked into the car's shape.

Later Calty drawings evolved the triangular themes while subtracting unnecessary mass wherever possible.

Early Calty design drawings emphasize a highly original look with a freeform integration of geometrical shapes

Calty designers call this "Solo Space," a pure environment that is completely focused on the driver.

The HSC's design language is described by Calty as "New Clean," a kind of tech-style geometry with emotional content.

The design theme for the instrumentation attempts to give a high-performance character to an electronic display.

The driver seat is futuristic, but the four-point seatbelt design is now being developed for production cars by many manufacturers.

The FT-HS Hybrid Sports Concept has the hyperaggressive style that you would expect in a car with a 400-hp powertrain.