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Bentley Motors took part in the Le Mans Classic event from June 29th to July 2nd, 2023. The event was held to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Bentley's last win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the #7 Bentley Speed 8. The company offered an exceptional brand experience to its customers and prospects with exclusive hospitality. The guests had the opportunity to enjoy everything that the Le Mans Classic had to offer and immerse themselves in the world of Bentley. The hospitality venue at Le Mans was decorated with digital paintings created by Rajesh which added to the overall ambiance of the event.

On June 7th, 2023, Volvo launched its smallest-ever all-electric SUV. The vehicle was designed with the aim of being as safe as any other Volvo model, while also having the smallest CO2 footprint of any Volvo created so far. The car's design features cutting-edge technology and striking Scandinavian design.

Rajesh, a senior interior designer, played a significant role in the production development team responsible for the car's design. Although the theme was predetermined, he was responsible for designing and developing the tunnel/centre console, along with all its functional aspects. Additionally, he was also responsible for maturing the seats, steering wheel, and the driver monitoring system.

Black and white pictures on the Volvo Cars website were used as the source of images seen here.

The Bentley GT EXP 100 was officially launched on July 10, 2019, marking Bentley's 100th anniversary. It represents the future of the Bentley brand, with a focus on sustainable innovation in Grand Touring. Rajesh, as the lead Interior Designer, was responsible for designing the concept and architecture of the car's interior. From the initial sketch to clay modeling, CAD modeling, and the final physical model of the show car, Rajesh oversaw every step of the design process.

Launched on June 11th, 2019, the world's most advanced luxury Grand Touring sports sedan hit the market. The designer, Rajesh, aimed to provide a comfortable and luxurious limousine experience while also ensuring sports sedan performance. The design of the seating reflects this idea, whether the driver is behind the wheel or the passenger is enjoying the ride. The steering wheel, which was originally featured in one of Rajesh's earlier show cars, is also found in the Bentley Bentayga and Continental GT..

A Forkless custom motorcycle designed using a BMW donor portrays its potential in this cafe racer. Rajesh designed and virtually built this personal project during the Covid 19 lockdown period in England, and it was launched online on 2nd May 2020.

By separating the steering, braking, and suspension functions, there is no dive or stiction, and the lateral flex is minimal. The lighter chassis does not channel suspension forces into the headstock anymore.

Rajesh utilized the underpinnings of a BMW R Nine T to create this cafe racer motorcycle. As shown in the construction lines, the bike has a stance with the visual weight at the center.

Bentley announced on January 6th, 2017 that they had launched their fastest and most powerful production model to date. Rajesh was the sole interior designer for the Continental GT model. Several proposals were presented for both the coupe and convertible versions, but the final outcome was determined by the project's feasibility and program cost.

Bentley launched the GT3R on June 16, 2014, inspired by the Continental GT3 race car that won the first UK race in 84 years. This car is a luxurious and high-performance vehicle, limited to only 300 units.

The project involved a team of 20 individuals from various departments, led by Rajesh, the only interior designer on the team. He also designed the GT3R logo and collaborated with Recaro to develop the car seats. The rest of the interior tub was designed and developed in just three months.

The Son of Time is an annual collaboration between T W Steel and custom motorcycle builders to create a unique piece using a donor motorcycle. On May 25th, 2018, Rajesh designed and Sinroja Motorcycles built the latest bike at Bike Shed in London. Rajesh used a BMW R Nine T as the base to create a cafe racer motorcycle, following a brief from Sinroja Motorcycles. They added their own interpretations and named it 'Moksha'.

This is a digital mixing console designed for both live and studio use. It features 40 input channels, 16 MIDAS PRO microphone preamplifiers, and 25 mix buses. The console was first introduced at the NAMM Show in California on January 24, 2014. Rajesh collaborated with engineers at Music Group's R&D center in Manchester to design, package, and model the M32R for production. The goal was to combine the best of classic British console designs with advanced modern technology, creating a rack-mountable digital desktop mixing console that redefines what is possible. This design also established a visual identity for future and sibling models from MIDAS.

This bespoke concept is related to the Mulsanne but is 150mm shorter, giving it a sporting character while still providing ample space for four. The car debuted on 18th November 2014 at LA, even though a small number of customers had preview to the car at Pebble Beach in August 2012.

Rajesh was involved with designing the seats and doing proposals for the tonneau cover on this convertible sibling of Mulsanne.

Here the projects include the multiple award winning Masters Project (at Coventry University) of an F1 Amphibious car. Work with Curvature Group (Tring, UK) involving First Class Airline Interior for British Airways, a Train exterior and interior for London 2012, model making for Airbus and a Fairline Yacht. Rajesh designed his version of a Ford Escort (revisited) and an Eco Jet for Easy Jet both of which were made to scale models and displayed publicly and at the headquarters respectively. Also shown are some of the numerous wheels designed for Hawke Wheels, and a concept packaging work for Hennessy.

It's truly fortunate to be in a field where work feels like pleasure and serves as a way of expressing oneself. For Rajesh, drawing is precisely that. It keeps his mind active and engaged, whether he's working on a project or just enjoying himself at home, in the car or at the office. And since he's often on the go, he prefers to use a digital tablet as his medium.

Here, you can see some of the digital art Rajesh has created. While he also works with acrylic on canvas and pen on paper, the pieces displayed here are all digital. They have adorned living rooms, walls, posters, T-shirts and exhibitions alike, and are an excellent example of Rajesh's unique style and talent.

TAFE Tractors, based in Chennai, India, previously sold only Massey Ferguson tractors in addition to their own brand. However, in 1999 they decided to develop an entry-level tractor for small-scale farmers who were new to mechanisation. They wanted to make it cost-effective and accessible to this group of farmers.

Rajesh was the designer who led the project. He conducted market research and ergonomic studies with in-house engineers and OMNI Design in Coventry, UK. Originally, this was Rajesh's diploma project for NID, but it turned into a real-life project.

This was the first time Rajesh had worked on tape drawings, full-scale clay modeling, and an automotive project in its entirety. With the help of a modeler, he set up the design studio for TAFE. Although the tractor never made it to production, Rajesh was inspired by the project and went on to pursue his Masters in Automotive Design.

The Sport Utility Vehicle concept was designed to represent Bentley's vision of a Grand Tourer that would be equally at home in the dunes and on the Auto Bahn, showcasing a glimpse of the future. The concept was first revealed at the Geneva event on March 5th, 2012. Rajesh collaborated with the Interior Design team to develop various parts of the car, including the steering wheel, rear environment, tread plates, and console.

Twenty-two designers from Bentley created art pieces that were auctioned off to benefit the cancer charity Christies. The auction took place at Bonhams in London on December 1st, 2009. Rajesh's contribution was a sculpture honoring the Le Mans-winning Speed 8, which celebrated speed through the depiction of air flow. Additionally, an acrylic painting of the rear of the Bentley Mulsanne and an aluminum laser-etched front of the same car, filled in with pastels, were also auctioned off for the same cause.