From Sand Racer Vehicles to House-Bus Cabins
Laura McQuarrie — January 24, 2016 — Autos
The most prevalent patterns in the 2015 auto trends reveal a focus on better accommodating drivers on the inside of the vehicle, as well as accounting for potential dangers that exist outside of cars.
In order to appeal to the next generation of consumers, cars are being equipped with advanced biometric features for reducing stress, increasing security and ensuring overall wellness for those being carried by a car. In addition to looking more closely at the needs of the human body, a number of other designs are embracing biomimicry. This pattern can be seen in the tortoise-shaped EDAG Genesis, the hedgehog-inspired i Gel full-body airbags and the Subaru Impreza Sedan concept, which takes inspiration from a hawk.
For a deeper look at high-level patterns spanning the transportation industry, download Trend Hunter's 2016 Trend Report.
In order to appeal to the next generation of consumers, cars are being equipped with advanced biometric features for reducing stress, increasing security and ensuring overall wellness for those being carried by a car. In addition to looking more closely at the needs of the human body, a number of other designs are embracing biomimicry. This pattern can be seen in the tortoise-shaped EDAG Genesis, the hedgehog-inspired i Gel full-body airbags and the Subaru Impreza Sedan concept, which takes inspiration from a hawk.
For a deeper look at high-level patterns spanning the transportation industry, download Trend Hunter's 2016 Trend Report.
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