The Audi ASQ Concept Car Preps Us for Global Warming Waters
Joanne Lam — May 5, 2010 — Autos
References: diseno-art
The Audi ASQ concept car is another added to the list of many that have developed throughout the years. This ultra-vehicle, theoretically in production for 2040, keeps us dry as we step into our rather depressing presumed future of global warming.
The Audi ASQ concept is designed to travel on land and in water, allowing for easy transportation when the melted icebergs flood to our knees. Although somewhat unsettling, designer Juyoung Kim does not fail in creating a sleek and streamlined design, giving global warming a faint silver lining.
The Audi ASQ concept is designed to travel on land and in water, allowing for easy transportation when the melted icebergs flood to our knees. Although somewhat unsettling, designer Juyoung Kim does not fail in creating a sleek and streamlined design, giving global warming a faint silver lining.
Trend Themes
1. Land-water Vehicles - The trend of developing vehicles that can travel on both land and water provides opportunities for innovative transportation solutions in the face of rising sea levels due to global warming.
2. Climate Change Adaptation - The need to adapt to the effects of global warming, such as flooded environments, opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in various industries.
3. Futuristic Design - The growing interest in designing sleek and streamlined vehicles for a presumed future impacted by global warming presents novel opportunities for innovation in automotive design.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - The automotive industry can explore the development of land-water vehicles as a disruptive innovation opportunity to cater to the changing needs of consumers in a climate change-affected world.
2. Transportation Industry - The transportation industry can leverage the concept of land-water vehicles to provide sustainable and versatile mobility solutions for areas prone to flooding or rising sea levels.
3. Design Industry - The design industry can embrace the challenge of creating futuristic and functional designs for vehicles that can operate in both land and water environments, offering innovative solutions for a climate change-impacted future.
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