Due to the fact that it doesn't look very nice, Ford initially plans to to use it on invisible places, such as under the dashboard, support clamps and coin trays, or underneath the car. The team is now further researching whether the material can be made more attractive to the eye.
Although the development and research are still in a very early stage, both parties are positive about the potential. Incidentally, Ford is already making use of biological (residual) products in its cars, such as coconut, soy foam and rice husks.
