TH!NK city bi-halogen headlamp
Think Global AS
A new halogen headlamp was introduced autumn 2008. This is an alternative to the standard H4 headlamp that was developed 2007. Both versions were designed with support from Stig Olav Skeie and
Skeie Industridesign.
TH!NK city (A306)
Think Nordic AS/Ford Motor Company/Think Global AS
Think City is one of few electric vehicles available on the market today. It is a M1 sertified car which meets all safety standards. Designed in 2000-2001 with modifications in 2007-2008 by Stig Olav Skeie (Chief Designer/Exterior) and Katinka von der Lippe (interior). The car is now produced in Finland and in Indiana, USA.
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Think Nordic AS/Ford Motor Company/Think Global AS
Think City is one of few electric vehicles available on the market today. It is a M1 sertified car which meets all safety standards. Designed in 2000-2001 with modifications in 2007-2008 by Stig Olav Skeie (Chief Designer/Exterior) and Katinka von der Lippe (interior). The car is now produced in Finland and in Indiana, USA.
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TH!NK infotainment concept
Think Global AS
A fully functional infotainment system was shown at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show. Two systems were displayed, one in a TH!NK city and another in a TH!NK open. The concept was developed in 2007-2008 by San Francisco based Automatiks, Skeie Industridesign and the Think modelshop team.
Think Global AS
A fully functional infotainment system was shown at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show. Two systems were displayed, one in a TH!NK city and another in a TH!NK open. The concept was developed in 2007-2008 by San Francisco based Automatiks, Skeie Industridesign and the Think modelshop team.
TH!NK city exterior mirror
Think Global AS
A new exterior mirror was developed 2007-2008 as the original TH!NK city mirror did not fullfill new regulations. The new mirror is based on a modified standard mirror. Developed with support from Skeie Industridesign, Think's exterior engineering team and the supplier.
Think Global AS
A new exterior mirror was developed 2007-2008 as the original TH!NK city mirror did not fullfill new regulations. The new mirror is based on a modified standard mirror. Developed with support from Skeie Industridesign, Think's exterior engineering team and the supplier.
TH!NK open
Think Nordic AS
TH!NK open is a convertible based on TH!NK city. The lower structure of TH!NK city is a stiff platform excellent as basis for a for a cabriolet. The first car built was a 2+2 seater democar for Telenor in 2002. In 2003 a new driveable car was built. Two more driveable cars were built in 2006-2007. A study for serial production was performed in 2008.
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Think Nordic AS
TH!NK open is a convertible based on TH!NK city. The lower structure of TH!NK city is a stiff platform excellent as basis for a for a cabriolet. The first car built was a 2+2 seater democar for Telenor in 2002. In 2003 a new driveable car was built. Two more driveable cars were built in 2006-2007. A study for serial production was performed in 2008.
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TH!NK hydrogen
Think Nordic AS
A modified TH!NK city with a hydrogen fuell cell and a liquid hydrogen tank added to a smaller battery package. Several prototypes were built. Stig Olav Skeie was involved in packaging and interior modifications.
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Think Nordic AS
A modified TH!NK city with a hydrogen fuell cell and a liquid hydrogen tank added to a smaller battery package. Several prototypes were built. Stig Olav Skeie was involved in packaging and interior modifications.
See more here.
TH!NK Ox
Think Global AS
A 5-seater electric concept vehicle launched at the Geneva motorshow in 2008. Designed by an external design team with support from Katinka von der Lippe and Stig Olav Skeie representing Think. The showcar shows that it is possible to produce a roomy and compact family car with todays available technology.
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Think Global AS
A 5-seater electric concept vehicle launched at the Geneva motorshow in 2008. Designed by an external design team with support from Katinka von der Lippe and Stig Olav Skeie representing Think. The showcar shows that it is possible to produce a roomy and compact family car with todays available technology.
See more here.
TH!NK city (A306)
Think Nordic AS/Ford Motor Company
The development of the next generation TH!NK city started in August 1999. Main goal was to make a FMVSS-certified vehicle for the US market and to use as many carry-over Ford parts as possible to reduce cost. Different directions were evaluated, most of them based on the Ford Ka (BE146) platform, The work was done at MSXi outside Ford UK's headqurter in Dunton. Stig Olav Skeie was Chief Designer for the program. Two exterior clay models and one interior buck with clay interior was built. The co-operation with MSXi ended in October 2000, when it was decided to base the new TH!NK city (A306) on Think's platform instead of on Ford Ka.
Think Nordic AS/Ford Motor Company
The development of the next generation TH!NK city started in August 1999. Main goal was to make a FMVSS-certified vehicle for the US market and to use as many carry-over Ford parts as possible to reduce cost. Different directions were evaluated, most of them based on the Ford Ka (BE146) platform, The work was done at MSXi outside Ford UK's headqurter in Dunton. Stig Olav Skeie was Chief Designer for the program. Two exterior clay models and one interior buck with clay interior was built. The co-operation with MSXi ended in October 2000, when it was decided to base the new TH!NK city (A306) on Think's platform instead of on Ford Ka.