Is this the ultimate mobile design studio?
Nissan UK has collaborated with Studio Hardie to create the world's first all-electric mobile design studio.
Tired of working in the same location all day? Getting too easily distracted when you're working from home? If you're looking for a change of pace that's designed to keep you productive, the e-NV200 WORKSPACe might be exactly what you're after.
Created by Nissan in collaboration with Studio Hardie, the e-Nv200 WORKSPACEe is a 100% electric van that doubles as a mobile office. And with plenty of useful features for storing drawing materials, we can see this becoming a favourite amongst creatives looking for a flexible work environment.
The van taps into the global trend for hot-desking and makes the most of the limited space on offer. This doesn't mean the van is cramped though, in fact there's enough room to hold (small) meetings, a touch screen computer, and even a coffee machine to keep you fuelled throughout the day.
With office rent prices only on the rise, this Nissan vehicle could prove to be a more cost efficient system to the conventional workplace approach. And seeing as it's made from sustainable materials, the van goes some way to offsetting its carbon footprint.
Complete with a bluetooth sound system, wireless charging facilities, and smartphone-controlled lighting, the e-NV200 WORKSPACe is technologically ready to help mobile workers get on with their day. Once you've completed your tasks, you can also pull out the deck, crack open a cool drink and relax wherever you've driven yourself.
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Dom Carter is a freelance writer who specialises in art and design. Formerly a staff writer for Creative Bloq, his work has also appeared on Creative Boom and in the pages of ImagineFX, Computer Arts, 3D World, and .net. He has been a D&AD New Blood judge, and has a particular interest in picture books.