It feels radically under-appreciated both by petrolheads and EV firebrands how impressive modern engine series like the Ecoboost are. The fact that a Bronco can get over 20 mpg with a V6 is a feat. If you make it a turbo-hybrid it can become a flawless power unit like Powerboost, that I feel parallels the capability of an EV drivetrain. I’m very excited for EVs (and admittedly am not interested in a pure ICE ever again, especially some shit like a turbo-3 cyl) but part of why EVs are so hard to get right I think is because of how impressive our engine technology is.

They should have just named it the Origami!

Well it didn’t work it was cancelled lol   I do wish they’d make another GT though. 

oh, they redid it then.... I never looked at it closely enough - I always thought it was the same from the air vents down just with the upper part/screen area replaced.  The door cards are the same, though.  

It could, but I just don't know if it works here. 

I saw this and almost posted it, but it's not coming here so I didn't.   It's ugly and like you said looks like a crumpled piece of paper.

could be emulating these

With the lines literally having no cohesion and just going all over the place, it feels like the design team was working late last night like    "Man, I really don't know what styling direction we should take the next juke in"   Crumples up a sketch into a ball of paper.    "Holy shit that's beautiful, I've done it again". 

Similar to Honda's cancelled Prologue: on the right:  

https://www.independent.co.uk/cars/electric-vehicles/nissan-juke-electric-car-ev-2027-b2957958.html   Yikes, I sometimes wonder how some of these designers have a job.  I feel like the first gen juke was hideous, the second gen juke was actually pretty good looking, and this is back to being hideous. It's like Nissan realized that the second gen was off-brand, and the third gen needed to go back to being ugly to align with what Juke buyers wanted.