The conceptual Volvo Air 360 has been designed by Nacho Alfonso García for the 2020 Volvo Design Challenge as a transportation solution that looks to the skies for the future of transportation. The vehicle maintains a sleek design that incorporates a see-through cabin that can rotate in a 360-degree manner to provide uninterrupted views of the surrounding environment. This would provide passengers inside the drone with the feeling of flying to help them enjoy a thrilling experience every time they board.
The conceptual Volvo Air 360 maintains a fully autonomous design that is electric for an emissions-free functionality. The drone vehicle highlights shifting rotors that would rotate for seamless takeoff and landing, while also greatly accelerating the speed at which passengers can travel.
Rotating Cabin Flying Vehicles
The Volvo Air 360 by Nacho Alfonso García Looks to the Skies
Trend Themes
1. Autonomous Flying Vehicles - Volvo Air 360 is an example of a fully autonomous flying vehicle that could be a game-changer in the transportation industry.
2. 360-degree Rotating Design - The Volvo Air 360's rotating cabin design could set the precedent for similar designs in the future.
3. Electric and Emissions-free Functionality - The electric and emissions-free functionality of the Volvo Air 360 aligns with the trend towards sustainable transportation options.
Industry Implications
1. Transportation - The development of autonomous flying vehicles like the Volvo Air 360 could disrupt traditional modes of transportation.
2. Aerospace - The Volvo Air 360 points to potential opportunities for innovation in aerospace, particularly in the development of fully autonomous flying vehicles.
3. Sustainable Energy - The Volvo Air 360's electric and emissions-free functionality aligns with the trend towards sustainable energy and could spark innovation in the field.