.Cadillac unveils concept convertible EV featuring mycelium-based décor from MycoWorks shorturl.at/pMdca

.General Motors has unveiled a concept car—the ‘SOLLEI’ Cadillac convertible electric vehicle—featuring MycoWorks ‘Fine #Mycelium’ bio-based materials in the interior. Via AgFunder News: shorturl.at/pMdca

electric convertible ‘SOLLEI’ by Cadillac resurrects manila cream color of its 1950s cars buff.ly/3WzGf67

- Cadillac unveils SOLLEI, its concept electric convertible which uses mycelium bio-based material from MycoWorks for its interior buff.ly/3WzGf67

in an interview with designboom, MycoWorks and Cadillac's designers dive into the use of mycelium in the SOLLEI car and the future of the mushroom-based textile across industries designboom.com/technology/lea…

The materials industry was already changing rapidly prior to the current global events. In particular, the giant fashion and luxury supply chain has been in a search for both resiliency and expansion; for the materials that will fuel the next decades, not quarters, of growth.

MycoWorks Now we are experiencing yet another acceleration of the inevitable shift from dispersed, "stuck" supply chains for byproduct animal hides to a flexible on-demand, automated, and local supply chain with Fine Mycelium™.

MycoWorks This has been driven partly by changing values, but also "after the boom in the leather accessories market, coupled with the decline in meat consumption around the world, stretched the [$24B annual] supply of luxury-quality hides," according to The Business of Fashion.