Japanese tech firm Kyocera recently debuted a retro-styled electric, autonomous car that features a see-through dashboard.
The Moeye, which is still in concept phase, is a tiny commuter car that looks more at home in the 1950s than it does in 2020. But inside, is a different story.
It’s all-digital cabin includes a dashboard that not only serves as a digital control center for the vehicle, but also transforms into a second windshield.
Through “optical camouflage technology,” the Moeye projects whatever is in front of the car onto the dashboard’s large digital display, which includes the A-pillers. This creates the illusion that the dashboard is transparent and that occupants are basically sitting in an open-air vehicle.
It’s an undeniably cool feature that provides loads of front visibility. But will it ever make it to production?
We’ll just have to wait and see.
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The Moeye is a unique and innovative car that showcases Kyocera’s technology and design skills. It is a electric vehicles car that is sure to turn heads and generate conversation. Whether or not it is ever produced, the Moeye is a car that will be remembered for its boldness and originality.