Future car showrooms are inspired by the work, home and life environment

With big events sweeping the world like the Corona pandemic, an event like the German auto show may be forgotten, but some exotic cars will bring back great interest for the event.

In China and the United States, auto shows are back in the spotlight as a show. In the past two weeks, we've seen a whole bunch of great products come out of the massive Los Angeles Auto Show and the Guangzhou International Auto Show.

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But if you're looking for exotic futuristic cars, the highlight is the German Auto Show. So let's dive into the strangest things that this exhibition contained of cars with strange and innovative concepts.

Hyundai Seven Ioniq

Hyundai describes this vehicle as a "living room on wheels" and "a privileged hall where you can live life to the fullest."

The car is based on personal design, where passengers and drivers will have unprecedented freedom to change the chassis inside their cars. The company expects when this car is launched that there will be no two cars of the same model with the same look from the inside.

The new car comes with a built-in mini-fridge and "passenger shoe cleaning" compartments. Although this feature may seem strange, the Korean company sees obsession with cleanliness becoming part of our lifestyle after the pandemic.

For example, the car is equipped with the Hygiene Airflow system, which is inspired by the management of air in passenger cabins in aircraft, where the tight control system determines how the air flows inside the car, distributing fresh air to the passengers, and extracting the air used as much as possible. possible efficiency.

In addition, UVC sterilization starts when passengers leave the vehicle, and automatically prepares the interior of the vehicle for the next trip.

Buick GL8 Flagship Concept

The Buick GL8 Flagship concept for electric vehicles (EV) is pioneering in both form and space. What distinguishes this vehicle in particular is the revolutionary 4-seater open space design, where each seat operates on a floor rail system.

The vehicle incorporates V2X intelligent mobility technology, "with seamless connectivity between the vehicle, people, infrastructure and the cloud."

Buick Smart Pod

Buick's SmartPod is small, cute and attractive. As well as being a fully autonomous electric vehicle, its smart cabin supports real-time navigation and integration with personal devices.

But that's not all, the car wants to put your desk on wheels. The chairs rotate, and there's a smart table that uses smart voice commands and advanced eye-tracking technology.

So you can program your own personal suggestions in the car to do different functions, from infotainment to comfort and operating the car, and you can even create a function that uses eye tracking technology to run Zoom meetings.

And it's not just office capabilities the car considers, but the Buick sleeper seat that gives car-owning employees nap time they rarely find at work desks.

EdisonFuture EF1-T

Solar electric vehicles are an important part of the future of sustainable mobility, and EdisonFuture, a subsidiary of Chinese renewable energy company SPI Energy, is a pioneer in the solar-powered automobile industry.

The Edison Future EF1-T was unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show, where the company wants to say with its truck: Ford, Rivian and Tesla aren't the only trucks of the future.

The new truck will be available in the market in 3 different models, including the Super model, which includes 3 engines and has a range of 725 km per charge.