This gorilla-inspired trike adopts triangular geometry to be an edgy, futuristic one-man commuter - Yanko Design

Trikes are a improve bet for future transportation since they are more than compact than iv-wheelers and safer than two-wheelers. In a fashion, they bring to the fore the best of both worlds. The cornering and stability of a trike are also way better than two-wheelers – increasing the safety of the rider and adding some other reason for trikes to be the vehicle of pick for metropolis commutes or even highway rides.

Given that a trike has iii wheels, and the significance of the number three forth with the triangular geometry in the pattern and architecture industry – every fleck of the projection TRIKE by Hyun Jik Song is indeed inspired by the elements of the triangle. Thereby, giving the three-wheeled concept visual symmetry and sturdiness. The body frame of the TRIKE draws inspiration from the assuming, muscular built of a gorilla, having a forward-leaning center of gravity. The stellar front wheels portray the aggressive nature of the vehicle while the rear wheel provides the much demand traction to take corners at high speeds without toppling over.

No matter from which corner y'all find the TRIKE, it has a definitive triangular character – exist it the seating, windshield, or side pods. Even the dual colour tone – dark grey and metallic argent, and the dark greyness and blue – are so striking you but want to gaze at this futuristic vehicle. The electric-powered commuter geometric aesthetics pleases the optics. Nothing is overdone and is perfectly in tune which is a requisite for a design to become by the drawing board. Song's concept blueprint is truly something that'south applied for solo commutes in the near future where compact, withal safety mobility is going to exist the way to go.

Designer: Hyun Jik Song