Morgan Motors' Ev3 Takes Cues from the Brand's Classic '3 Wheeler'
Laura McQuarrie — December 22, 2015 — Autos
References: morgan3wheeler & designboom
Back in 2011, Morgan Motors reintroduced its classic Morgan '3 Wheeler' with new technology to suit the needs of drivers in the 21st century. Now, the family-owned British car company is further refining the design of this three-wheeled vehicle with the EV3 in anticipation of the needs of drivers and environmental conditions of the future.
The EV3 draws inspiration from the iconic 3 Wheeler, but where it diverges most is with the care that it has for the environment. The latest mockups of this design propose this three-wheeler as a vehicle with zero emissions that will weigh less than its predecessor.
As of now, Morgan Motors is currently in the process of testing and further refining the EV3 model, an electric vehicle that's expected to go into production by the end of 2016.
Photo Credits: designboom, morgan3wheeler
The EV3 draws inspiration from the iconic 3 Wheeler, but where it diverges most is with the care that it has for the environment. The latest mockups of this design propose this three-wheeler as a vehicle with zero emissions that will weigh less than its predecessor.
As of now, Morgan Motors is currently in the process of testing and further refining the EV3 model, an electric vehicle that's expected to go into production by the end of 2016.
Photo Credits: designboom, morgan3wheeler
Trend Themes
1. Electric Three-wheelers - The EV3 by Morgan Motors is anticipated to tackle the need for eco-friendly and innovative vehicles for the future.
2. Zero Emission Vehicles - The demand for electric vehicles that reduce carbon footprint and promote sustainability will increase.
3. Lightweight Vehicles - Lighter materials and designs will dominate vehicle production, aimed at optimizing energy efficiency and improving fuel economy.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The automotive industry must focus on creating more sustainable and eco-friendly vehicles to meet the need for zero emissions, clean energy and lightweight design.
2. Electric Vehicle - Opportunities exist for manufacturers to develop electric cars and motorcycles to compete in an industry where demand for environmentally sustainable transportation is at an all-time high.
3. Materials Science - The trend towards lighter and sustainable materials presents the opportunity to re-think materials chemistry and engineering, which can drive innovation in new technologies and disrupt old industries.
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