If you cross an Aston with a Porsche...
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It seems Aston Martin`s two decade old design language is still good enough for a brand new Swiss EV sports car... Tell me this Piëch Mark Zero is not an Aston from the side strakes backwards, and a bit Porschey up front.
Piëch Automotive was founded by two chaps, one of whom lends his well known moniker to this car, Anton Piëch, the son of Ferdinand Piëch, former chairman at Volkswagen, and great grandson of Ferdinand Porsche.



Piëch Automotive was founded by two chaps, one of whom lends his well known moniker to this car, Anton Piëch, the son of Ferdinand Piëch, former chairman at Volkswagen, and great grandson of Ferdinand Porsche.
Mr.Tremlini said:
It seems Aston Martin`s two decade old design language is still good enough for a brand new Swiss EV sports car... Tell me this Piëch Mark Zero is not an Aston from the side strakes backwards, and a bit Porschey up front.
Piëch Automotive was founded by two chaps, one of whom lends his well known moniker to this car, Anton Piëch, the son of Ferdinand Piëch, former chairman at Volkswagen, and great grandson of Ferdinand Porsche.

Its funny how some cars just look odd, but you can't quite put your finger on it.Piëch Automotive was founded by two chaps, one of whom lends his well known moniker to this car, Anton Piëch, the son of Ferdinand Piëch, former chairman at Volkswagen, and great grandson of Ferdinand Porsche.
Consider just one tiny design detail.
The outline shape of the rear side window.
To my eye, Aston Martin achieved perfection (same shape on the Vantage, DB9 and others), particularly in how the rear part of the upward shape was designed. It made the surrounding metalwork look naturally flowing.
Not as good on the Piëch car.
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