Eco-friendly auto manufacturing has extended its reach to racing cars, giving birth to the Lola Drayson B12/67EV by Drayson Racing Technologies and Lola Cars. This race car features four engines that offer 850 horsepower and can reach a top speed approximating 200 mph, making it the fastest of its kind in the world.
Though this speed demon looks like it should belong to the Green Lantern, the design is current being tweaked in the Lola Drayson labs. Allegedly, even the shape of the car is being transformed to look unlike any other design. Lola Drayson wants to be the next chassis and drivetrain supplier for FIA and its new Formula E series. With chart-topping designs like the Lola Drayson B12/67EV, the company is sure to set the tone for the auto industries next big fad.
Eco-Conscious Racecars
The Lola Drayson B12/67EV is Fit for the Green Lantern
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Racing Cars - Companies can capitalize on the growing demand for eco-friendly racing cars by developing innovative and high-performance vehicles that cater to environmentally-conscious consumers.
2. Electric Motorsports - The emergence of electric motorsports presents an opportunity for businesses to disrupt the traditional racing industry by offering sustainable and technologically advanced racing solutions.
3. Sustainable Auto Manufacturing - There is a potential for disruptive innovation in the auto manufacturing industry by developing sustainable materials, production processes, and designs that reduce the environmental impact of race cars.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - The automotive industry can embrace the trend of eco-friendly race cars by investing in research and development of electric and hybrid racing technologies.
2. Racing Industry - The racing industry can explore opportunities in electric motorsports and partner with innovative companies to organize electric racing events and championships.
3. Auto Parts Manufacturing - Auto parts manufacturers can capitalize on the shift towards eco-friendly racing cars by developing specialized components for electric and hybrid race cars that enhance performance and efficiency.