restylings
Restyling refers to the process of updating the appearance or styling of a product while leaving its underlying architecture or platform largely unchanged. It is used to refresh a brand’s image, improve usability, or incorporate new features without undertaking a full redesign. In practice, restyling aims to change consumer perception and extend a product’s life cycle.
In the automotive industry, restyling is commonly called a facelift or mid-cycle refresh. Changes are typically
Restyling also occurs in electronics, consumer products, and fashion. Electronics may receive a new outer casing,
Restyling sits between cosmetic updates and full redesign. It is less costly than a new generation but
The process typically involves design scouting, concept development, CAD and prototyping, supplier coordination for new trim