Oh by the way...
Here is the report of the actual thesis project. enjoy!
racing on the inside

Packman is going for a run in the woods.

VW Beetle the way it should have been.

FJÄLLRÄVEN TESTDRIVE

Headlift
No more "wallace&Gromit"-Wallace forehead.


Nine Hundred Concept

MINI ME
Degree work in collaboration with MINI is a GO!


Policepolice
This is what happens when you do a Volvo that doesnt exist and your friend screams "POLICE!"




Business Card

Tree Hugger
Isn't it amazing how fast the car manufacturers could addapt to the laws when the 120g CO2/km limit came arround? almost too fast. Anyhow, nowadays you can have a green AND fast AND cool car. Like this one. The new 9-5 is a wonderful car, but by some reason i still think the current 9-3 is one hell of a good looking car.
Here is my dream version:

Here is my dream version:

Ronnie Boarding

Mountain Fox

Quattro birthday - what happened?
Was the RS5 the celibration of the quattro birthday? Were those fenders the only thing they could come up with? When the news reached me about the celibration-car - a new Urquattro - about a year ago, I made this one. Its fast, its rough.. but it would be something to hit the gravel roads with in 2012 with the new WRC regulations, right?


Backlog Design
Sitting at the Qatar Airport waiting for my flight to Singapore when the internet connection died. So what to do? I looked at some old projects and found this - the Scania SSC, a contractor van made for swedish conditions.
We had a 3 week project in 2008 where we had do design a new vehicle type for Scania for our home countries. The SSC is an electric van that can be transformed into a pickuptruck by folding the roof down inside the sides of the cargo area and then push the back end forward. The stupid little animation below is trying to explain how it works.
We had a 3 week project in 2008 where we had do design a new vehicle type for Scania for our home countries. The SSC is an electric van that can be transformed into a pickuptruck by folding the roof down inside the sides of the cargo area and then push the back end forward. The stupid little animation below is trying to explain how it works.

