Cross a Corvette and wienie and what do you get? A Covini! To Corvette lovers, this is a blasphemous car design, but alas, it is not a Photoshop creation: it's real.
Trend Hunter first reported the concept for this six-wheel supercar back in 2006, but it's now officially being built. The first 433 horsepower C6W will roll out in late 2009 and get up to its 185 mph top speed quickly.
Implications - Consider me impressed. THe C6W has made it cool to ride around on six wheels. Not only does a concept like this buck tradition and convention, it gives true gear heads the kind of innovation that is sorely lacking in the automobile industry. Now, excuse me while I figure out a way to test drive one of these...
What's Driving This Trend
- Supercar Design
- The Covini's six-wheel design showcases the potential for innovative and unconventional car design.
- Innovative Automotive Technology
- The Covini's 433 horsepower and top speed of 185 mph highlights the advancements in automotive technology and performance.
- Disruption in Traditional Car Industry
- The Covini's unconventional design and innovation challenge the traditional norms of the automobile industry, creating opportunities for disruptive innovation.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive Manufacturing
- The creation and production of the Covini showcases the potential for disruptive innovation in the automotive manufacturing industry.
- Automotive Design
- The six-wheel design of the Covini opens up new possibilities for disruptive innovation in the field of automotive design.
- Automotive Technology
- The advancements in automotive technology demonstrated by the Covini present opportunities for disruptive innovation in the automotive technology industry.
