IROON WORKS
Selected Work

Mobility
Design

Selected mobility and transportation design projects. Exploring new expressions of form, technology and movement.

Project 01

Xpeng Concept

A premium mobility concept developed around one clear visual theme, from early design exploration to the final exterior proposal.

Project 02

INTRECCIO

Italian Emotion, Electrified. INTRECCIO is an electric supercar concept that reinterprets the expressive spirit of Italian automotive design for the electric era. Sensuous, flowing surfaces are balanced by clean graphic intersections and precisely integrated aerodynamic elements, creating a form that feels both emotional and distinctly modern.

Project 03

KIA NODUS CONCEPT

Protective Intelligence. KIA NODUS is a rugged SUV concept shaped around the idea of intelligent protection. Its interlocking volumes, shield-like front graphic and firmly planted stance create a confident presence, while precise lighting and technical details express a vehicle designed to protect, adapt and move with purpose.

Project 04

AEOLON CONCEPT

A single-seat electric roadster conceived as a personal weekend track machine. Its compact layout targets balanced weight distribution and responsive handling, while turbine-inspired wheels, integrated air channels and a sail-like aerodynamic fin explore a unified approach to airflow management. Lightweight design and compact electric propulsion bring driver, machine and air into closer connection.

Project 05

KIA RELAY

A compact electric delivery concept that brings the friendly, purposeful character of a delivery bot to urban mobility. A protective cargo shell, bold geometric volumes and clean surfaces express a new companion for last-mile delivery.

Project 06

LEXUS LF-FORM

The Art of Folding Motion. Inspired by the Japanese art of origami, Lexus LF-FORM combines expressive volumes with precisely defined geometric facets. A dynamic silhouette, sculptural surfaces and distinctive lighting reinterpret Lexus identity through the balance of motion and precision.

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