GM unveils P2 EV concept at Disney's refreshed Test Track
GM P2 concept: a sleek electric vision at Epcot's Test Track
GM unveils P2 EV concept at Disney's refreshed Test Track
GM extends its Disney alliance with the P2 electric concept at Epcot's refreshed Test Track, showcasing aerodynamic surfacing, enclosed wheels and AI cues.
2025-09-19T15:02:59+03:00
2025-09-19T15:02:59+03:00
2025-09-19T15:02:59+03:00
General Motors is extending its long‑running partnership with Disney by unveiling a series of new concept cars at the refreshed Test Track attraction in Epcot, Florida. The centerpiece is the P2 concept, an electric prototype that frames the company’s vision for the future of road transportation.The GM P2 adopts a radical shape with a low-slung body and a long roofline that flows cleanly into a sculpted rear section. A silver finish and broad, smooth surfacing play up its aerodynamics, while glossy black inserts and neon‑green highlights push the aesthetic toward a distinctly futuristic look. The result reads as purposeful rather than ornamental.The wheels are fully enclosed, wearing geometric patterns and GM logos that amplify the tech-forward vibe. At the rear, minimalism takes over: a horizontal LED strip spans the car’s width, and markings such as A.I. Pilot X.333 suggest an orientation toward autonomous technologies. The closed wheels and single light bar give the design a clean, cohesive finish that feels intentional in every detail.
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GM P2 concept: a sleek electric vision at Epcot's Test Track
GM extends its Disney alliance with the P2 electric concept at Epcot's refreshed Test Track, showcasing aerodynamic surfacing, enclosed wheels and AI cues.
Michael Powers, Editor
General Motors is extending its long‑running partnership with Disney by unveiling a series of new concept cars at the refreshed Test Track attraction in Epcot, Florida. The centerpiece is the P2 concept, an electric prototype that frames the company’s vision for the future of road transportation.
The GM P2 adopts a radical shape with a low-slung body and a long roofline that flows cleanly into a sculpted rear section. A silver finish and broad, smooth surfacing play up its aerodynamics, while glossy black inserts and neon‑green highlights push the aesthetic toward a distinctly futuristic look. The result reads as purposeful rather than ornamental.
The wheels are fully enclosed, wearing geometric patterns and GM logos that amplify the tech-forward vibe. At the rear, minimalism takes over: a horizontal LED strip spans the car’s width, and markings such as A.I. Pilot X.333 suggest an orientation toward autonomous technologies. The closed wheels and single light bar give the design a clean, cohesive finish that feels intentional in every detail.
