The conceptual Tesla Cyberphone has been designed by Jonas Daehnert as an indestructible smartphone that draws aesthetic inspiration from the recently unveiled Tesla Cybertruck.
The smartphone, like the truck before it, is crafted with a stainless steel body and an angular design that gives the rear of the device an inherently modern look and feel. The angled design of the rear allows the device to sit with the top of the device slightly raised, which will accommodate users who want to keep an eye on it when not in use.
The conceptual Tesla Cyberphone has a triple-lens camera system under the top back 'windshield' portion, which further draws a correlation to the namesake brand's vehicle to the delight of automotive enthusiasts alike.
Electric Truck-Inspired Smartphones
The Conceptual Tesla Cyberphone Boasts a Stainless Steel Body
Trend Themes
1. Electric Vehicle-inspired Smartphones - Incorporating design elements of electric vehicles into smartphones presents an opportunity for companies to capitalize on changing consumer preferences towards sustainable products.
2. Indestructible Smartphones - Smartphones that feature durable materials like stainless steel appeal to consumers who prioritize longevity and sustainable alternatives to typical phone materials.
3. Retro-futuristic Aesthetics - The popularity of futuristic and space-themed designs in products like the Tesla Cybertruck indicates a potential trend towards retro-futuristic designs in other industries.
Industry Implications
1. Smartphone Manufacturing - Smartphone manufacturers could differentiate themselves by incorporating sustainable and durable materials into their designs and finding new ways to market them to environmentally conscious consumers.
2. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies can tap into the trend of retro-futuristic design by creating products that blend familiar nostalgic styles with modern technology.
3. Automotive Industry - Automakers can explore new branding opportunities and collaboration with consumer electronics companies by incorporating elements of their vehicle designs into other products beyond traditional merchandise.