Super Veloce, makers of the V12-shaped coffee machine, are no strangers to automotive-inspired luxury, and its new Porsche engine coffee maker showcases just how beautifully the brand can elevate the simple coffee machine. Designed to look like a Porsche 993 GT2 Cup car from the 1990's, the Porsche engine coffee maker may confuse some viewers at first. The masterful recreation of the engine translates beautifully into the coffee maker and offers a mechanical but very refined aesthetic.
The engine the machine was based on was the last 993 to carry an air-cooled flat six and was one of the most pristine engines ever built. In terms of a coffee maker, the engine-inspired machine loads pods individually in the rear and extracts the brew over a grate placed where the clutch on an actual car would sit.
What's Driving This Trend
- Automotive-inspired Luxury Coffee Machines
- Opportunity for luxury coffee machine manufacturers to create beautifully designed coffee makers that resemble iconic car engines.
- Mechanical Aesthetic in Kitchen Appliances
- Chance for appliance manufacturers to incorporate mechanical and refined aesthetics into coffee makers and other kitchen appliances.
- Pod-based Coffee Brewing
- Trend towards coffee makers that load individual pods for convenient and customizable brewing.
Who This Affects Most
- Luxury Coffee Machine Manufacturing
- Opportunity for luxury coffee machine manufacturers to create high-end, automotive-inspired coffee makers.
- Appliance Manufacturing
- Chance for appliance manufacturers to incorporate mechanical aesthetics into coffee makers and other kitchen appliances.
- Coffee Pod Manufacturing
- Demand for coffee pods to be used in pod-based coffee makers, creating opportunities for pod manufacturers.
