How are you feeling?
As part of the co-design program developed with Chinese customers, the Urbansphere has an adaptive stress relief program that uses facial scans and voice analysis to determine how passengers are feeling.
The program can offer personalized suggestions for relaxation, for example, a meditation app can be used via the personal screen and the private sound zone in the headrests.
A center console swivels upward and contains a water dispenser and glasses for rear seat passengers.
The use of soft beige and gray tones, wood and wool, as well as synthetic materials used in paneling, seat coverings, and floor carpets all contribute to a subdued, luxurious environment.
The concepts four seats in two rows can swivel and offer a wide range of adjustment options, including a backrest that can be tilted up to 60 degrees while legrests can be extend at the same time.
A large-format, transparent OLED screen can pivot vertically from the roof area into the zone between the rows of seats, occupying the entire width of the interior.
The vehicle offers eye-tracking, gesture, voice and touch options to activate the climate control and infotainment systems.
The 5510 mm (18 foot) long, 2000 meters (6.6 feet) wide, and 1780 mm (5.8 feet) tall vehicle has counter-hinged doors that open wide like a pair of arms to welcome passengers inside. It also has a cured roof arch, 24-inch wheels and a streamlined wedge-shape defined by a large, flat windshield.
