Rose S2
Rose S2
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The Rose S2 is a one-of-a-kind steam-powered concept car inspired by the bold experimental vehicles of 1930s and 40s Germany. Designed as a modern tribute to analog innovation, it combines the drama of a six-wheeled layout with the elegance of mechanical simplicity. Featuring a mid-mounted boiler, exposed dual crankshafts, and a center driving position, the S2 channels its steam power to four of its six rear wheels. Though not built for extreme performance, it symbolizes the brand’s commitment to mechanical purity, uniqueness, and the belief that speed and analog design can still coexist in the modern age. A true statement piece, the Rose S2 stands as a sculptural, functional embodiment of the brand’s philosophy.
The Rose S2 is a one-of-a-kind steam-powered concept car inspired by the bold experimental vehicles of 1930s and 40s Germany. Designed as a modern tribute to analog innovation, it combines the drama of a six-wheeled layout with the elegance of mechanical simplicity. Featuring a mid-mounted boiler, exposed dual crankshafts, and a center driving position, the S2 channels its steam power to four of its six rear wheels. Though not built for extreme performance, it symbolizes the brand’s commitment to mechanical purity, uniqueness, and the belief that speed and analog design can still coexist in the modern age. A true statement piece, the Rose S2 stands as a sculptural, functional embodiment of the brand’s philosophy.
Note:
The Rose S2 is currently in development. As a result, detailed exterior and interior features are not yet finalized. This summary represents the core vision and design philosophy behind the vehicle and will be updated as the build progresses.
MY THINKING
The goal with Rose F2 was to make it feel like a race car that could have existed in some alternate version of history. I pulled inspiration from Formula 1 cars but mixed in older, steam-powered machinery to give it a unique personality. I focused a lot on the aerodynamic shapes and how the lines could suggest speed. At the same time, I wanted the design to have a bit of character, so it didn’t just feel like a copy of something that already exists.
EXTERIOR
This car is currently
WORK IN PROGRESS
More details to come soon.....
TOOLS: Autodesk Fusion
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