Dymaxion Car

The Dymaxion Car, designed by Buckminster Fuller in the 1930s, was an innovative automobile focused on efficiency and aerodynamics. It featured a three-wheel layout, a streamlined body to reduce air resistance, and a spacious interior with a central driving position. Its design aimed to maximize fuel economy, speed, and safety while offering a unique, futuristic appearance. Although it was not mass-produced, the Dymaxion Car showcased forward-thinking ideas about transportation, emphasizing lightweight materials and streamlined engineering to improve vehicle performance and usability.