Helvezzia Tipo-6 is an electric vehicle concept designed by creative designer Alexander Imnadze Baldini (he presented several vehicle ideas to NASA, with luxurious and very futuristic designs). All fans of cars and in particular classic cars, like to see or have retro-style cars. Alexander Imnadze Baldini is one step ahead when designing his Helvezzia Tipo-6, this is because he created a car that looks at all like the competition single-seaters of the 1940s, but with the particularity of being completely electric.
Its creator opted for an EV because it wanted to demonstrate what race cars of that time would have been like, if electric power had become the rule for use in cars. As would be expected to happen at the beginning of the century, in 1900, when electric vehicles supplanted combustion vehicles. What only happened until the discovery of huge reserves of fossil fuels in various parts of the world.
Let's talk about the particularities of this magnificent concept of the electric "classic car" Helvezzia Tipo-6. It is a racing car with the exterior inspired by the 1940s. It has a huge and imposing front grille with a very unusual shape, the huge wheels, having the alternate mounted on the side, a small front windshield, small round side mirrors and huge bicycle fenders on the wheels, it also has many chrome parts that give it an even more imposing appearance.
As it is a race car, Helvezzia's cockpit has only the driver's seat, and like the racing cars of the time, it has the huge three-spoke metal steering wheel, with some modern details. Although it was designed as a race car, it could also be used on the road.
The Helvezzia Tipo-6 was designed in an aerodynamic and clearly sporty way, to incorporate an electrical system in which the batteries occupy a large part of the floor of its long structure. There is no doubt that the design of this concept draws attention and seeks to thrill with its peculiar appearance.
