Canadian designer Martin Aubé's Motomobile Mark IV is very different from any conventional two-wheeler. The bike consists four wheels with a design that best suits the environment in maintaining eco-balance.
This special bike features an electric drivetrain, a modular chassis with four or three-wheel configuration, a roll bar, safety belt, air bags, and a head lamp. Further, the bike also has special doors which are designed to protect a rider's legs from injuries.
Implications - The popularity of alternative vehicles and products that are environmentally responsible and cost-efficient continues to rise among consumers during the credit crunch. Businesses can attract new buyers by creating innovative products that provide stylish yet functional solutions to rising issues.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Alternative Vehicles
- Opportunity to capitalize on the rising popularity of vehicles that are environmentally responsible and cost-efficient.
- Modular Chassis
- Disruptive innovation opportunity lies in creating modular chassis designs that allow for different wheel configurations.
- Safety and Protection Features
- Businesses can explore innovative safety and protection features for alternative vehicles to enhance consumer experience and safety.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Automotive
- Exploring alternative vehicle designs and features in the automotive industry can lead to disruptive innovation opportunities.
- Electric Vehicles
- The electric vehicle industry can leverage the demand for environmentally responsible transportation by developing unique and functional designs.
- Safety Equipment
- Creating innovative safety equipment for alternative vehicles can open up new markets and provide enhanced safety solutions for consumers.
