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“When I designed the Syverow Power, I wanted to create a car that felt really powerful, futuristic and fast, but also modern with hybrid technology. I started by sketching a car with sharp angles and strong lines so it would look aggressive and exciting. I imagined it as a hybrid hypercar that could be extremely fast but also use advanced technology to make it more efficient. One of the features I like most about the Syverow Power is the scissor doors, because when they open it makes the car feel dramatic and special, like a real hypercar. At the back of the car I designed a single LED tail light that stretches across the whole rear. I think this gives the car a really futuristic look, especially at night, and makes it easy to recognise. The colour design follows the Syverow style with black and silver, with dark carbon sections to make the car look more high-tech and performance focused. The Syverow Power is my idea of a next-generation hybrid supercar that combines speed, technology and bold design.”
Syverow Power – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
“When I designed the Syverow English Roadrunner, I wanted to create a car that combined the best things about American muscle cars and English sports cars. American cars are amazing because they are built for raw power and straight-line speed, but they are often very big and not always perfect for smaller, twisty English roads. English cars are usually better at handling and control, so my idea was to combine the two styles and create something that has the best of both worlds. The Syverow English Roadrunner is designed to be very fast and powerful, like the American cars that inspired it, but also shorter, more compact and easier to drive on British roads. The inspiration for this car originally came from the American Road Runner muscle cars, and also from watching The Dukes of Hazzard, especially Daisy Duke’s car, which made me think about powerful American cars and how they could be redesigned for a different type of driving. My goal with the Syverow English Roadrunner was to create a car that keeps the muscle, speed and attitude of an American performance car, but adapts it so it would feel more at home driving on narrower English roads with sharper corners. The result is a car that mixes American power with English handling, creating a unique Syverow performance car”
Syverow English Roadrunner – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
“When I designed the Syverow F1, I wanted to create something that feels like driving a Formula 1 car, but that could hopefully still be road legal. I also imagined there being a non-road legal track version that would be even more extreme. The idea was to design a car that gives the driver and passengers the feeling of being in a racing car, but in a futuristic road car design. I wanted it to be very low, very fast, and very aerodynamic, just like an F1 car. One of the things that was important to me was that the car should have as much excitement at the back as at the front. A lot of cars focus mainly on the front design, but I wanted the rear to feel just as dramatic, with a huge wing, aggressive aero parts, and powerful exhausts. The Syverow F1 has a sleek and futuristic shape with lots of aerodynamic surfaces to help it go faster and stay stable at high speeds. The design is inspired by Formula 1 technology but adapted into a road-going hypercar. My idea for the Syverow F1 is a car that combines Formula 1 inspiration, futuristic design, and extreme performance, creating a machine that looks like it belongs both on the road and on the racetrack.”
Syverow F1 – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
“The Syverow Esay was the first supercar I ever designed. I wanted to make something totally different — not just fast, but futuristic and sleek. I love shapes that cut through the air and make a car look like it’s flying even when it’s still.
I have dyslexia, which makes some things harder at school, but it also helps me imagine things in 3D and picture cars in my head really clearly. I designed the Syverow Esay from above first because I could see how it all fits together.
The name ‘Esay’ just came into my mind and felt right. I think it sounds fast and smooth — like the car. I hope people look at it and think: I’ve never seen anything like that before.”
Syverow Esay – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
“I love cars that go really, really fast but also look bold and different. The Syverow Roadrunner is inspired by the old Plymouth Roadrunner from The Dukes of Hazzard. I’ve been watching it with my dad and I think Daisy Duke’s car is really cool – it’s loud, fast, and has loads of character. I wanted to take that feeling and design a modern version that’s a hypercar.
I’ve added sharp shapes and a special top-down design to make it look like it’s built for speed. It’s a hybrid because I care about the planet too. And it has the Syverow logo because it belongs to the Syverow family – strong, fast, and creative.”
Syverow Roadrunner – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
The Syverow Swiftstar is a petrol-powered four-seater hypercar that I designed to feel both fast and fun, but still practical for a family. I was inspired by our own Honda Civic hybrid – it’s my favourite real-life car and I love the way it looks and how smooth it is on the road. I wanted to take the Civic’s cool shape and give it a big speed upgrade, while still keeping it comfy inside.
I also added ideas from the Bugatti Chiron, especially after our trip to France where we saw how close we were to where Bugattis are made! I loved learning about how fast and powerful they are, and I tried to mix that feeling of speed with my own design, especially from above.
The Syverow Swiftstar is all about mixing power with style and making something that’s exciting to drive, with space for everyone to come along for the ride!
Syverow Swiftstar – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
“I designed the Syverow Loopayo because I wanted to make a car that could go anywhere and still be really, really fast. It’s my first all-electric hypercar, and I wanted it to be strong enough to work like a sports SUV but still look and feel like a proper supercar.
I thought it should be powerful and smooth on roads, but also able to handle dirt, gravel or even snow if it needs to. The name ‘Loopayo’ is meant to sound cool and futuristic — like something you’ve never seen before.
I gave it a big spoiler at the back and strong lines down the sides because I wanted it to look sharp and fierce from above, like a bird of prey. This one is all about showing that electric cars can be just as exciting and fast as any petrol car, maybe even better!”
Syverow Loopayo – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
“The Syverow Pires is inspired by the Rimac Nevera but I made it into a petrol car instead of electric. I wanted it to be really sharp and aerodynamic, but also with a sunroof to make it extra special. It’s powerful, futuristic, and one of my boldest designs.”
Syverow Pires – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
“The Syverow Lirow is my first ever six-door car. I wanted to design something powerful and sporty, but also really useful for big families like mine.
I always thought it was strange that most cars only have four doors, even though when you have brothers or sisters in car seats, there’s never enough space. Even big SUVs can feel cramped when you try to fit everyone in!
So I decided to create a car that solves that problem. The Lirow has six doors so everyone can get in easily, and there’s still loads of room for car seats, bags, and everything else families need.
It’s a hybrid car because I wanted it to be good for the planet but still really powerful. It can handle any road, but it’s also super fast, sporty, and fun to drive — a proper Syverow family hypercar.”
Syverow Lirow – Designed by Maxi Sufi-Anderson
