I can only hope that the automobiles of the future are half as functional as the Volkswagen Theta. The Theta was designed by Feró Tobak as a do-it-all, electricity-powered concept car that is ideal for tech-savvy city slickers.
The interior of the Volkswagen Theta is designed to incorporate all of the latest tech from Google, including Google maps, world and chauffeur. The exterior of the Theta is unique, with a front windshield that runs onto the roof and headlights that are mounted nearly on top of the vehicle, resembling eyeballs. Perhaps the coolest feature of this concept car is its ability to detach its rear unit. The detached unit can be used for quick travel around a crowded city, effectively making the Volkswagen Theta immune to traffic jams.
What's Driving This Trend
- Electric Vehicle Integration
- Automobile manufacturers can incorporate Google technology in their electric vehicles for an all-in-one, tech-savvy experience.
- Modular Vehicle Design
- Designers can explore the use of detachable units for city-friendly transportation solutions.
- Smart Windshields
- Automakers can experiment with windshields that offer interactive experiences, such as the Google maps integration featured in the Volkswagen Theta.
Who This Affects Most
- Auto Manufacturing
- Auto manufacturers can explore incorporating Google technology to create functional and tech-savvy electric vehicles.
- Transportation
- Designers can develop modular vehicle solutions for crowded cities to offer quick travel options, reducing traffic jams.
- Technology
- Tech companies can offer smart windshield solutions to create interactive experiences for vehicle passengers, similar to the Google maps feature in the Volkswagen Theta.
