The Quill Vehicle Turns Winter into a Wonderland
Alex Scott — April 21, 2010 — Autos
References: halilbuz.daportfolio & thedesignblog.org
If you live in Canada, or anywhere in the northern US, you wish that for four months of the year, you could own the Quill Vehicle. You know how bad it can be, driving around that sedan on snow-covered roads, never sure if you're going to make it to the next corner or not. With this beast at your side, you can laugh directly in the face of Mother Nature as you barrel down the most blizzard-filled roads with ease.
Designed by Halil Buzcuoglu, the Quill Vehicle replaces the front two wheels with treads, so you know this thing can handle any landscape you throw at it. I think our prime minister needs to issue one of these to every family living in a small town.
Designed by Halil Buzcuoglu, the Quill Vehicle replaces the front two wheels with treads, so you know this thing can handle any landscape you throw at it. I think our prime minister needs to issue one of these to every family living in a small town.
Trend Themes
1. All-season Monster Cars - Innovation in car design is offering solutions to safely navigate harsh weather conditions, opening up opportunities for specialized vehicle production.
2. Treaded Vehicles - With the rise of interest in off-roading, vehicles with treads instead of wheels are becoming more popular and providing an opportunity for the automotive industry to cater to this trend.
3. Winter-proof Transportation - Winter weather conditions are a challenge for regular vehicles, offering an opportunity for the automotive industry to come up with new, innovative solutions to provide safer and more reliable transportation during the winter season.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - There is an opportunity for the automotive industry to innovate and produce specialized vehicles for harsh weather conditions, such as cars with treads instead of wheels.
2. Outdoor Recreation - The rise of interest in off-roading and extreme winter sports is creating an opportunity for the outdoor recreation industry to develop new products catered to challenging weather conditions, such as all-terrain vehicles with treads to navigate harsh terrains.
3. Government - Governments in areas with frequent harsh winter weather conditions can consider investing in specialized vehicles for better and safer transportation, potentially supporting the growth and innovation of the automotive industry to cater to this specific need.
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