Automobile manufacturers often have to compromise when it comes to including impressive features in their designs. Existing as a concept, the Exploder II packs quite the punch as its creator attempts to appeal to at least two different types of motorists.
Thermoplastic composite material would construct the body of this vehicle, making it strong and lightweight and consequently more efficient. The fuel costs would be lower than that of other four-person automotives and, somewhere down the line, the various components could be recycled or repurposed.
The Exploder II employs four-wheel drive technology with four separate motors that integrate with wireless steering. The tires of the eco-sport SUV permit it to traverse all sorts of terrain. Despite being an electric vehicle, Cristian Polanco's concept car would be made for speed in its alienesque and aerodynamic shell.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eco-friendly Racing Cars
- The emerging trend of eco-friendly racing cars uses thermoplastic composite material and electric power to make the vehicle lightweight and efficient and lower fuel costs.
- Wireless Steering Technology
- The integration of wireless steering technology into vehicles could be a disruptive innovation opportunity for car manufacturers to enhance their products’ features.
- All-terrain Vehicles
- The trend of creating all-terrain vehicles could disrupt the recreational vehicle industry and provide opportunities for companies that produce eco-friendly and lightweight designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Automobile Manufacturing
- Automobile manufacturers are challenged to strike a balance between unique features and eco-friendliness, and integrating thermoplastic composite material and electric power could create disruptive innovation opportunities for the industry.
- Wireless Technology
- Wireless steering technology could disrupt the automotive industry and create new opportunities for companies that produce and market wireless steering systems.
- Recreational Vehicle Manufacturing
- The trend of eco-friendly and lightweight all-terrain vehicles has a potential to disrupt the recreational vehicle industry and create new opportunities for companies that offer innovative and sustainable products.
