Michael Luzar's 'Thrive' concept hybrid bike is designed to provide a new way transportation in the future. Thrive is a design proposed for the year 2015 that will run both on fuel and electricity, thus providing a complete riding flexibility to commuters as they can choose between two alternative sources according to their requirements.
Thrive is designed only for single rider and its body is made of carbon-fibre and aluminium that will keep its weight to minimum.
What's Driving This Trend
- Hybrid Transportation
- The trend of combining fuel and electricity in vehicles provides a flexible and eco-friendly mode of transportation.
- Riding Flexibility
- The trend of offering alternative power sources allows commuters to choose the most suitable option for their needs.
- Lightweight Design
- The trend of using carbon-fibre and aluminium materials in vehicle construction enables lighter and more efficient transportation solutions.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- The automotive industry can explore the opportunities presented by hybrid transportation to develop innovative vehicles.
- Electric Vehicle
- The electric vehicle industry can capitalize on the trend of riding flexibility by offering vehicles that can switch between different power sources.
- Materials Manufacturing
- The materials manufacturing industry can leverage the demand for lightweight design in transportation by developing advanced carbon-fibre and aluminium technologies.
