Swedish designer Marouane Bembli of the ‘Triker’ electric car is definitely on to something. Most electric vehicles designed these days offer too much—they’re ‘supercars’ that just aren’t as practical for the everyday commuter like you and I (or maybe just me).
The Triker electric car, on the other hand, is designed for simplicity and a relaxed ride. Eco-friendly and cheap to produce, the body (which is still sleek and stylish) is constructed from a single, customizable module, and features a very “conservative interior in order to reduce production expenses,” says The Design Blog. The Triker electric car proves that being environmentally-friendly doesn’t always have to mean elaborate design.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Electric Cars
- There is an opportunity to create a market for minimalist electric vehicles designed for practical everyday use.
- Customizable Car Modules
- An increase in demand for customizable car modules could disrupt the traditional car manufacturing industry.
- Eco-friendly Car Designs
- An opportunity exists for disruptive innovation in the production and design of eco-friendly cars that are also affordable and practical.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive Manufacturing
- Automotive companies can focus on creating eco-friendly cars with customizable car modules to attract potential customers.
- Sustainable Transportation
- Investment in sustainable transportation could disrupt traditional transportation methods and bring about new business ventures and opportunities.
- Urban Commuters
- The demand for affordable and practical electric vehicles for everyday use could disrupt the market of traditional gas-powered cars, especially for urban commuters.
