The car of the future won’t just be emissions-free,
fully-autonomous and extremely safe. It will also be able to take care of the
people onboard. Numerous automakers have started experimenting with vehicles
that can monitor and improve your health, including Hyundai. Taking inspiration
from this slowly-emerging trend, artist Maximilian Troicher has created what he
dubs the Volvo Care Concept.
The Care Concept has been designed as a small
two-door city car which Volvo could create to care for its employees. As such,
the interior of the concept has been designed to cater for the individual needs
of the user.
For example, the cabin aims to offer active driving
experiences, physical relaxation, and infotainment systems. Users could,
therefore, alter their experience within the car depending on whether they want
to do the driving themselves or would rather give the car complete control and
enjoy the journey from the comfortable passenger seat.
The exterior of the design mimics the vehicle’s
caring personality, incorporating a large windscreen that stretches from the
roof right to the top of the front bumper.
