In early 2011, the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan will unveiling the Kia KV7 concept vehicle. From the outside, it looks like a pretty sweet Kia SUV; however, it's the insides that count the most. By removing the b-pillar from the doors, it leaves more space and easy entry.
The swivel chairs enables passengers to turn 360 degrees (only when parked, of course) and contains a stylish interior. The Kia KV7 concept vehicle could potentially be mass produced due to Kia's reputation of manufacturing concept cars due to great responses.
Commodious Concept Cars
The Kia KV7 Swivels with Flair and Style
Trend Themes
1. 360-degree Swivel Chairs in Concept Cars - Future concept cars could feature 360-degree swivel chairs for easy entry and flexibility.
2. Removing B-pillars for More Space in Cars - Car manufacturers could consider removing b-pillars to create more interior space and improve accessibility.
3. Stylish Interiors for Concept Cars - Car manufacturers could focus on creating stylish interiors for concept cars to attract consumers who prioritize design and aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - Automotive companies could capitalize on the trend of creating concept cars with unique and innovative features such as swivel chairs and improved interior space.
2. Furniture - Furniture companies could take advantage of the trend of creating 360-degree swivel chairs and market them to car manufacturers and consumers alike.
3. Interior Design - Interior design companies could partner with automotive manufacturers to create stylish and functional interiors for concept cars.