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Van wrapping/fleet livery trends in 2020

Van wrapping designs have become more than a personalised choice for vehicle owners and businesses. There are certain van wrapping choices that many people find useful and important to them. They may choose these designs to draw attention to their company brand or to simply turn people’s heads when they’re driving down the street.

Companies that operate fleets of vans are experiencing livery trends in 2020. Let’s explore the top three trends that exist right now.

1) Paint Replacement

For businesses that operate fleets with solid colours on them, it is more economical for them to cover the solid colours with vinyl. They simply design the vinyl with the same solid colour or an entirely new colour, depending on the appearance they want to show. Sometimes when the original paint colour becomes dirty or faded from the sun and various other things, a vinyl application will give the vehicles a fresh new look.

2) Natural Textures

Nothing draws attention to a vehicle more than a textured exterior. A lot of fleets on the road today are covered with textures of wood grain, carbon fibre, brushed metal, grass, sandpaper, and so many other interesting textures. These designs are considered to be more exciting than a simple solid colour appearance. Sometimes companies will incorporate their brand’s colour scheme into a specific texture to put more emphasis on it.

3) Animals

We have never been more in love with animals than we are in the modern age. People have more compassion and empathy for animals than ever before in history. More companies are expressing this love for animals by putting animal designs on their vinyl wraps. They’ll even find a creative way to showcase their brand with an animal. Then people who love animals will also develop strong positive feelings for the brand as well.

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