From Closed-Cabin Skidoos to Supercar-Inspired ATVs
Jamie Danielle Munro — January 18, 2013 — Autos
One of the most popular auto trends of 2012 involved hybrid vehicles, with many companies thinking of new ways to appeal to busy customers.
From smaller-sized cars with camper vans seamlessly attached to ATVs inspired by supercars, manufacturers continually thought of new ways to offer the utmost convenience. 2012 was also dominated by designs with multipurpose features, especially those that could travel on a variety of surfaces. Moving from the ocean to land with ease became a reality with certain designs, which will hopefully inspire more of these concepts for 2013.
Viewers looking to learn more about the implications of certain auto developments can do so in the Auto Trend Report, where this data is used to find patterns, and further the opportunity for inspiration in this field.
From smaller-sized cars with camper vans seamlessly attached to ATVs inspired by supercars, manufacturers continually thought of new ways to offer the utmost convenience. 2012 was also dominated by designs with multipurpose features, especially those that could travel on a variety of surfaces. Moving from the ocean to land with ease became a reality with certain designs, which will hopefully inspire more of these concepts for 2013.
Viewers looking to learn more about the implications of certain auto developments can do so in the Auto Trend Report, where this data is used to find patterns, and further the opportunity for inspiration in this field.
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