The Volvo Concept Estate is a classy car design meant for quieter, sophisticated types rather than high-adrenaline speed junkies. Everything about this concept screams performance, but doesn't needlessly flaunt it.
The most eye-catching feature of the Swedish automaker's latest concept car design is the low-set and unusually long hood and concave grille. Despite being a large vehicle, this concept opts for a two-door body.
The interior designs stick to an orange color theme. The classic Swedish-style crystal gear level boasts a cool orange glow, while the seat belts are a bold, bright orange. The Volvo Concept Estate's controls are based on Apple's CarPlay technology. Drivers would be able to utilize Apple's voice-activated Siri functions or negotiate controls using a touchscreen.
Volvo describes this latest concept as "a tribute to creativity and an embodiment of Scandinavian luxury."
What's Driving This Trend
- Quiet Luxury Cars
- There is an opportunity for automakers to design sleek, sophisticated cars that emphasize comfort and luxury over high-performance speed.
- Minimalist Exterior Design
- Designers can explore unconventional features like low-set and unusually long hoods to create eye-catching and unique exterior designs for concept cars.
- Incorporating Smart Technology
- Integrating technologies like Apple's CarPlay into car controls can provide drivers with innovative features and improve their overall driving experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- The automotive industry can capitalize on the demand for luxury cars that focus on comfort, style, and a quiet driving experience.
- Design
- Designers and architects can draw inspiration from the minimalist exterior design of the Volvo Concept Estate to create innovative and visually striking structures and products.
- Technology
- The technology industry can collaborate with automakers to develop smart technologies that seamlessly integrate with car controls, providing users with advanced features and convenience.
