This is not a toy car but a licensed car assembled by British constructor Perry Watkins, who is known for his ability to build strange vehicles. The 'Wind-Up' mini car is just 41 inches high, 26 inches wide and 51 inches long, but it has a top speed of 60 kph.
The assembled tiny car features a Shanghai Shenke quad bike chasis, a repainted children's ride body, and tires from Monkey Motorcycles. The Wind-Up mini car will be displayed at a motor show in Germany on November 27, 2010.
What's Driving This Trend
- Micro Vehicles
- Opportunity to develop micro vehicles with licenses for consumers who prioritize fuel efficiency and mobility in urban areas.
- Custom and Novelty Vehicles
- Opportunity to build custom and novelty vehicles for individuals who prioritize unique automotive designs and experiences.
- Child-sized Repurposed Vehicles
- Opportunity to create child-sized vehicles from repurposed automotive parts for amusement parks and children's rides.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- Automotive companies that prioritize innovation and customer preferences can explore development of micro vehicles and unique designs for niche markets.
- Amusement and Theme Parks
- Amusement and theme park operators can explore offering futuristic child-sized vehicles for children's rides to enhance customer experiences.
- Automotive Parts Manufacturing
- Automotive parts manufacturers can repurpose their products and expand into new markets by developing materials that are compatible with novel vehicle designs.
