The Superb Mercedes-Benz TWO8eSL Concept by Shane Baxley
Mercedes-Benz, renowned for sophistication and innovation, is celebrated in Shane Baxley’s TWO8eSL concept, a modern tribute to the iconic 1960s 280SL. This design reimagines the classic roadster as an electric vehicle, blending timeless style with advanced technology to create a retrofuturistic gem.
At first glance, the TWO8eSL evokes nostalgia with its iconic design, maintaining the original’s elegant curves and proportions. Yet, upon closer inspection, it reveals significant updates that refresh the classic look for a new era.
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