I’m not much of an automobile enthusiast, but I love this 2009 Fornasari Buggy. It kind of looks like something fashion designer Gareth Pugh would come up with.
Under the geometrically edgy surface, this beast has the power of 602 horses at 6000 rpm with a self-limited maximum speed of 280Km/h and 0-100Km/h acceleration within 3.8 seconds.
The Fornasari press release explains, “It has been designed with 2 levels of mechanical; one is more accessible and a little less performance, the other one uses the classic architecture of Fornasari with a tube chassis, overlapped triangle suspensions and a Chevrolet motorization.”
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Cars
- The edgy design of the 2009 Fornasari Buggy presents an opportunity for the automotive industry to explore unique geometric shapes in car design.
- High-power Electric Cars
- The impressive 602-horsepower of the 2009 Fornasari Buggy suggests a possible innovation opportunity in creating high-performance electric cars.
- Performance and Accessibility
- The dual levels of mechanical capabilities in the Fornasari Buggy suggest an opportunity for carmakers to design vehicles that balance performance and accessibility at different price points.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive Industry
- The geometrical design of the Fornasari Buggy suggests innovation opportunities for the automotive industry to explore unique and edgy car designs.
- Electric Car Industry
- The high-power of the Fornasari Buggy presents an opportunity for the electric car industry to develop electric cars that offer impressive performance.
- Automotive Manufacturing Industry
- The dual-level mechanics of the Fornasari Buggy presents an innovation opportunity for automotive manufacturers to design cars with varying capabilities at different price points.
