G-Project

G-Project Audi RS4 Avant concept 2026
The rear of an Avant is where its identity lives — the squared shoulders, the upright tailgate, the unmistakable silhouette glimpsed in a rearview mirror. This study captures that essence, paying tribute to the bloodline that began with the 1994 RS2 Avant and was sharpened through the B5 RS4. Draped in liquid silver, the rear quarter reveals a full-width OLED light signature flanked by the four-ring badge, sitting above a sculpted bumper carved with carbon-fiber diffuser fins and twin exhaust outlets. The wide rear track and muscular haunches frame deep multi-spoke alloy wheels, while the integrated roof spoiler and clean tailgate preserve the functional elegance that defined every generation of fast Avant. No fake vents. No theatrics. Just engineering, sculpted into proportion.
The view drivers will remember — as it disappears ahead of them.

G-Project BMW M3 Touring concept
A true M Touring lives or dies by its profile — the long roofline, the muscular haunches, the tension between practicality and aggression. This study captures that essence, paying tribute to the bloodline that began with the 2000 E46 M3 Touring prototype and the E36 Touring proportions that quietly shaped the era. Draped in deep Estoril Blue, the body stretches with quiet confidence, its sculpted shoulders flowing into widened rear haunches that hint at the M power beneath. Forged M alloy wheels with red brake calipers fill the arches with purpose, framed by carbon-fiber side skirts that anchor the stance low to the ground. The tight greenhouse and continuous shoulder line nod to the classic Touring DNA, while subtle aero edges sharpen its modern character. No theatrics. No excess. Just M proportions doing the talking.
Some wagons carry groceries. This one carries heritage.