This Ford F-150 fan-made concept looks arguably better than the original - Yanko Design

Anyone else felt like Ford's response to the Cybertruck fell a little flat? No? Just me? Well, after Ford was admittedly showed upwards by the guys at Tesla, who dragged the company'southward F-150 truck uphill to prove how much sheer ability the Cybertruck had, information technology seemed like Ford was due for a major rebuttal, simply here's what happened. The visitor unveiled its latest offering, and while on paper, the 2022 F-150 looks like an absolutely capable contender, it still falls into the artful trap of being yet another pickup truck. Now mind you, I believe the Cybertruck's design is a flake as well radical, and at that place'southward definitely a sweet-spot somewhere in between, which trucks like the Nikola Badger fall very shut to… but the 2022 Ford F-150 feels like they but taught an old dog new tricks.

Mo Aoun's rendition of the 2022 Ford F-150 (which made its style to Behance months before Ford's official unveil) arguably presents a better visual direction for the pickup. Aoun's conceptual F-150 embraces the utilize of blockish forms and straight lines. Curves are judiciously used in the F-150 concept's design, and when they are, they're incredibly tight or express to being radii between 2 straight lines. Aoun's concept even embraces the splitting of the car'south blocks by using molded plastic inserts that cover the gap betwixt the truck and the bed, allowing the car to have a two-tone paint-job in the process (in this case, blue and black). Another interesting divergence in Aoun'southward design is the flipping of Ford'southward box-bracket-shaped headlights to create winged headlights that definitely give the car a different appeal without taking away from its rugged, steadfast character. Overall, Aoun's F-150 concept does one thing that Ford's production model doesn't. It possesses the ability to linger on in the mind.

Designer: Mo Aoun