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Mercedes-Benz's Self-Driving Concept Car is Like an Office in a Car
Jun 29, 2016 02:09
The Mercedes-Benz F 015 isn't something you'll be driving anytime soon, but it would be a nice feeling to do so if you ever get the chance. The concept car is basically an office on wheels. Check it out below:
Dr. Dieter Zetsche, Chairman of the Board of Management of Daimler AG and Head of MB Cars, saying this:
“Anyone who focuses solely on the technology has not yet grasped how autonomous driving will change our society. The car is growing beyond its role as a mere means of transport and will ultimately become a mobile living space.”
Per Mercedes-Benz.com:
Sensual, flowing transitions and warm, organic materials such as open-pore walnut wood, which has been shaped to a three-dimensional veneer, and extremely soft ice-white nappa leather contrast with clearly-defined metal and glass surfaces with a cool and technical feel. The transitions between organic, metal and synthetic materials have been designed using matrix graphics; and the flowing transitions deliver a new, unparalleled feeling of bounteous space. The light-coloured fine wood used for the floor, for example, flows almost imperceptibly into the cool Plexiglass of the side panels thanks to their unusual surface matrix.
The transition between the vehicle floor and the door panels also echoes the outer body shape in a characterful way. The pivotal feature of the innovative interior concept is the variable seating system, with four rotating lounge chairs that allow a face-to-face seat configuration.
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