Spanish automaker Hispano Suiza has released visuals of its upcoming electric hypercar that is said to be debuted at the 2019 Geneva Auto Show. The model is the epitome of retro elegance as it mixes old-fashion vibes with contemporary cutting-edge technology. The nostalgic factor will go a long way in capturing the attention of consumers.
The car borrows its iconic silhouette from the 1930s era — more precisely, it will draw inspiration from Dubonnet Xenia's pre-war era design from 1938. Hispano Suiza will build the vehicle from carbon fiber monocoque chassis and its operation will rely on QEV technologies.
The electric hypercar will be released in extremely limited quantities — 19, to be exact, which will definitely drive the interest of consumers. The soon-to-be-debuted car is assembled by hand in Barcelona.
30-Style Electric Hypercars
Hispano Suiza Will Debut a Retro, Ultra-Limited Vehicle in 2019
Trend Themes
1. Retro Elegance - There is an opportunity to disrupt the luxury car industry by creating electric hypercars with a retro design that appeals to consumers' nostalgic sensibilities.
2. Ultra-limited Editions - Introducing extremely limited quantities of electric hypercars can create a sense of exclusivity and drive consumer interest.
3. Handcrafted Assembly - There is a potential for disruption in the automotive manufacturing industry by focusing on high-quality handcrafted assembly of electric hypercars.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Car - The luxury car industry can benefit from incorporating retro design elements into electric hypercars to attract nostalgic consumers.
2. Automotive Manufacturing - The automotive manufacturing industry can explore opportunities in producing electric hypercars in limited quantities to create a sense of exclusivity and demand.
3. Carbon Fiber Technology - There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the materials industry by developing carbon fiber technology for the production of electric hypercars.