An artist envisions what would happen to luxury cars if EVs ruled the world in a post-apocalyptic future

Italian 3D artist Dizzy Viper's new series of renderings depict modern-era hypercars left to rot, and there is something intriguing about discovering these precious objects that were abandoned for decades.

It's depressing to see an expensive car like the Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport with a broken bumper, parked in the dark among a lamp, palette, garbage bag, and boxes. The same goes for the track-focused McLaren Senna which is left neglected in storage, partially uncovered and gathering spider webs on its massive rear spoiler. In another photo called "Horacio's Nightmare" there are three Pagani Huayra BC's parked in a dark room without anyone caring enough to save them.

Two Lamborghini Aventador SVJs are hidden away under years of dust, but they're not the only bulls in this multi-million barn find. There's also a raised Sian FKP 37 and a Centenario--which shows that even the limited-production V12-powered models from Sant Agata didn't escape neglect in this alternate universe. Another notable appearance among the dusty rooms is the La Ferrari flagship--which will definitely need its battery recharged after so many years of disuse (if rodents haven't destroyed all its wiring).

Source: Carscoops, thedizzyviper