Concept designers are really honing in on the looks of cars that boomers made into hot-rods. This concept Scion Hako has a great resemblance to what was called a "tub" design.
Scion says the vintage design influence was widely accepted by Tokyo trendsetters. A Scion executive called it a sporty box. He might have picked a better term, but tub doesn't sound right either.
Implications - Futuristic designs can allow all industries to appear cutting-edge and fresh in the eyes of consumers. However, it is important to consider implementing futuristic designs in tolerable amounts as to avoid being labelled too outlandish or unappealing in the eyes of the media and your consumer market.
What's Driving This Trend
- Futuristic Car Designs
- Opportunity for car manufacturers to incorporate futuristic designs to attract consumers and appear innovative.
- Vintage Influenced Designs
- Opportunity for designers to draw inspiration from vintage designs to create unique and nostalgic products.
- Tokyo Trendsetter Influence
- Opportunity for brands to tap into the Tokyo trendsetter culture and incorporate their preferences into product designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- Opportunity for automotive industry to adopt futuristic car designs and cater to consumer demand for innovative and stylish vehicles.
- Design
- Opportunity for designers to create vintage-inspired designs that appeal to consumers' nostalgia and desire for unique products.
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion industry to incorporate Tokyo trendsetter influence into clothing designs to attract trend-conscious consumers.
