Novague Studio has designed an eco-friendly concept yacht with solar panels in order to offer an environmentally-friendly cruise without polluting the air and water. The electronical driveline has two solar panels at the sides of the boat. The solar panels can be spread out like wings of a bird to absorb solar energy for successful usage.
The combination of design and color of Novague Studio's concept represent purity and balance.
Implications - With the economic recession slowly on its way to recovery, many individuals are now looking to reassert their prestige through luxurious purchases. Companies looking to appeal to this growing consumer base would be wise to offer products that exude opulence and allow buyers to once again feel a sense of wealth.
Sustainable Winglike Yachts
The Solar-Powered Concept Boat by Novague Studio
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Yachts - The trend of designing and producing eco-friendly yachts with renewable energy sources offers an opportunity for companies to target environmentally-conscious consumers.
2. Solar-powered Boats - The trend of integrating solar panels into boats for electric power presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies to produce sustainable sea transportation.
3. Efficient Solar Panels - The trend of developing efficient solar panels for sea vessels creates an opportunity for companies to improve the performance and range of solar-powered yachts.
Industry Implications
1. Luxury Sailing - The luxury sailing industry can incorporate eco-friendly designs and renewable energy sources to appeal to environmentally-conscious consumers seeking high-end products.
2. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can capitalize on the trend of integrating solar panels into boats for electric power, potentially opening up a new market for sustainable transportation on the sea.
3. Solar Panel Manufacturing - The solar panel manufacturing industry can benefit from the trend of developing efficient solar panels for sea vessels to increase demand for their products in the marine sector.