The Mazda Taiki is a two-seater concept car, which will be introduced at the 2007 Tokyo Auto Show in late October. Mazda claims the Taiki's design was inspired by hagorom "the flowing robes that enable a celestial maiden to fly in Japanese legend."
Mazda Taiki sets a new trend for the front-engine rear-drive sports car of the future.
(To me, it also resembles a samurai taking his lightning wheels of power through an enemy camp at 300 mph).
Implications - Mazda Taiki is a car concept that is a two seater. This love seat-inspired car was initially unveiled in October 2007 at the Tokyo Auto Show. What a fantastic car concept the Mazda Taiki is.
First Look At Mazda Taiki
First Look At Mazda Taiki
Trend Themes
1. Front-engine Rear-drive Sports Cars - The Mazda Taiki sets a new trend for front-engine rear-drive sports cars, paving the way for future innovation in the industry.
2. Love-seat Inspired Car Design - The Mazda Taiki's design, inspired by love seats, represents a shift in car design trends, presenting new opportunities for disruptive innovation.
3. Japanese-inspired Car Design - The Mazda Taiki's inspiration from Japanese legends presents a unique trend in car design that can lead to new innovation opportunities in the industry.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - The Mazda Taiki's unique design concept presents new opportunities for innovation in the automotive industry, particularly in the development of front-engine rear-drive sports cars.
2. Design Industry - The Mazda Taiki's love seat-inspired and Japanese-inspired design trends bring new opportunities for innovative car design in the industry.
3. Technology Industry - The Mazda Taiki's new car concept presents technological innovation opportunities for the industry to perfect future front-engine rear-drive sports cars.