This futuristic car was almost entirely designed by computer algorithms - Yanko Design

Using a technique called parametric design or generative design, automotive designer Ayoub Ahmad created the HV-001 by defining a set of conditions and allowing 3D algorithms to create an organic-looking automobile to fulfill those conditions. If the design looks almost like a skeleton, that's no coincidence because natural evolution works the same way too – it designs skeletons based on a certain set of conditions. Humans have strong heels and tailbones for standing and sitting, birds have lightweight skeletons for flying, and goats have strong skulls for occasionally headbutting. The car's chassis itself becomes its body, with an exoskeletal framework that's so organic and beautiful, it would be a shame to hide it under a fascia. The HV-001's unique exterior tries to achieve strength and aerodynamism with as little material as possible, resulting in open spaces where material isn't necessary, and connective pillars in places that take on gravitational stress, physical loads, or mechanical pressure.