The formal language leans toward a faceted, sharp-edged aesthetic, where angular volumes and surface breaks build an immediately recognizable silhouette. The chromatic contrast between the light panels of the front fairing and the dark surfaces of the side panels, tail section, and rider interface elements — seat, dashboard, fuel tank opening — establishes a precise visual hierarchy that separates the bodywork from the riding zone. The circular front headlight unit and the Y-shaped light signature at the rear complete and reinforce this identity across the entire profile of the vehicle. The process was developed in a fully integrated way, from surface design through to production and final assembly. The body panels were engineered specifically for 3D printing, leveraging the collaboration with Hyle Project to achieve structurally functional components manufacturable without traditional tooling. The lighting system was redesigned from scratch, with new optical units conceived, integrated, and wired within the new vehicle layout. Every component was developed considering not only form but also thermal, mechanical, and installation constraints, through to the assembly and road testing of the fully functional prototype.