One of the newest automakers to join NFT and the metaverse space is The DeLorean Motor Company, which made the iconic car from the movie Back to the Future. You may remember that DMC DeLorean stood out as the famous time machine of the Back to the Future movie trilogy.
The DeLorean has become one of the most iconic screen cars of all time thanks to its role in the movie series, and the company behind the car filed two trademark applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on May 30: Both For both DMC and DeLorean.
Licensed trademark attorney Michael Kondoudis announced on his Twitter account on Friday, June 3, the brand’s implementation plans for virtual cars, NFT-powered media and stores offering virtual cars.
The DeLorean Motor Co. has plans for the Metaverse! The company has filed trademark applications for
▶️ DMC
▶️ DELOREANThe applications signal plans for
✅ Virtual cars
✅ NFT-backed media
✅ Stores offering virtual cars#NFTs #Metaverse #Web3 #Cars #Auto #Automotive pic.twitter.com/lXGzCTvnKo— Mike Kondoudis (@KondoudisLaw) June 3, 2022
Indeed, these referrals show that famous people and well-known businesses have increased interest in the metaverse and NFTs. is showing.
In April, British luxury supercar manufacturer McLaren Automotive announced the introduction of McLaren Special Operations (MSO) LAB, introducing a dedicated new digital community that symbolizes the next chapter in the company’s metaverse strategy.
The last famous name to join the field was professional basketball player Kevin Durant, who played in the NBA.
