Linking the old with the new, SAIC has managed to install its Kun concept with a sense of warmth
First presented at 2020 Dubai Expo, the SAIC Kun Concept is the result of a collaboration between the advanced design teams in Shanghai and London, led by Shao Jingfeng. The idea behind the car is to leverage ideas from traditional Chinese art while also including forward-thinking technologies.
Core to the concept is Kun-Peng mythology – taken from a parable written by philosopher Zhuangzi, which includes the description of a giant fish transforming into a bird. The Concept is depicted in various mobility scenarios, from flying to underwater shuttling.
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