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Honda Prologue...

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NIO Suspension.

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Wireless charging is exciting but what about zero charging; an electric vehicle with no charging at all? It is totally regenerative. This is the technology seen in the Chevy Blazer and the Prologue. Porsche is nonetheless the design leader in many ways but we have noticed this presumption has changed after the

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Range Rover Electric.

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Range Rover...

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Mission X!!

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The Jaguar Type 01. But why would a man or woman who you hope would buy a vehicle like this be the kind to stand in the rain and charge it for 22 minutes? The super man price tag says it should at least be totally regenerative; like the Chevy Blazer or the Honda Prologue...no charging required. Also the vehicle should have a back window made out of glass; like the $2.1 million dollar Gemera. Yet, it is a very attractive and exclusive design.

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Paris Auto Show...

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The Jaguar Type 01; on sale in February 2027.

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Production-spec Jaguar Type 01 debuts with 1016 hp & 450 miles of range

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Here is a movie treatment based on Warren A. Lyon's visionary NOAH space station design, blending hard sci-fi engineering with an everyday, slice-of-life narrative. ## Title Concept: *The NOAH Project* **Logline:** In 2025, the world's first commercial, working-class space station is assembled in orbit. But when a mundane household item threatens to turn the multi-billion-dollar floating city into a mothballed hazard, a diverse crew of maintenance workers, legal officers, and everyday citizens must save their new home. ### Act I: The Booster-less Ascent The film opens in the year 2025, completely redefining how audiences view space travel. We bypass the traditional, fiery booster rocket launches. Instead, we witness the launch of the NOAH's central core—a massive, 50-70 meter capsule echoing the blunt-ended, conical shape of the classic Apollo Command Module. The launch is revolutionary: the top and bottom halves of the central capsule launch from Earth independently, utilizing advanced fuel cells and small retro rockets. In a tense, silent, and beautifully choreographed orbital ballet, the two halves dock and lock together in Low Earth Orbit. Once the core is active, the "brood" arrives. Nine smaller 10-15 meter capsules—miniature Apollo-style shuttles—ascend and connect to the NOAH’s equatorial docking ring. The power systems boot up, pulling energy from advanced solar arrays woven directly into the ship's outer skin, while the hydrogen fuel cells (powered by recycled human waste) begin providing life support. The NOAH is officially open for business. ### Act II: The Orbital Neighborhood Space is no longer strictly the domain of military test pilots and billionaires. The second act explores the democratization of the NOAH. The crew is a deeply diverse, international mix of Africans, Americans, Europeans, Asians, and Russians. Click here.

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