The Alfa Romeo Spix Concept by Creatix is another flying car concept. It use the magnetic force to lift itself above the ground.
"The interior looks quiet actual but is also pretty design," the designer says. "For the exterior, George has adapted the Italian design by, among other things, suppressing the wheels. The overall aspect had to give an impression of power and robustness."
Implications - Consumers are drawn to the products that reflect a concept of futurism that they have seen in movies and on TV. This future is a bold, new and exciting with an array of gadgets and gizmos that have been conceived to optimize their lives. Marketers should consider how the future has been represented through media and offer consumers this familiar, yet exotic, reality with new products.
What's Driving This Trend
- Magnetic Flying Cars
- Innovation opportunity exists for companies to explore the development of magnetic technology for use in the transportation industry.
- Futuristic Design
- Businesses can consider incorporating futuristic design elements to meet consumer demand for bold and exciting products.
- Gizmos and Gadgets
- Opportunities arise for companies to create products with an array of gadgets and gizmos that optimize consumer lives.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive Industry
- Companies in the automotive industry can explore the use of magnetic technology for their vehicles.
- Design Industry
- Designers can incorporate futuristic design elements in their products to meet consumer demand.
- Consumer Electronics Industry
- Opportunity exists for innovation in the development of new gadgets and gizmos to optimize consumer lives.
