Audi UrbanSphere concept shows a different way to make a minivan:
Audi calls the grille, which has been one of the key styling cues in its design language for many years, a Light Canvas. Instead of providing cooling air to the engine, its LEDs light up to tell other road users what the UrbanSphere is doing. It's teal when the car is accelerating, it forms an orange arrow when the turn signal is switched on, and it shows a pair of red X-shaped symbols when it needs to issue a warning.
Created with Level 4 autonomous driving in mind, the UrbanSphere offers a lounge-like interior with four individual seats and a mile-long list of technology features. Passengers can make dinner reservations, shop online, work or sleep on the go. The rear seats can notably recline by up to 60 degrees. If you're sitting up front, you can swivel your seat to face the rear occupants.
Audi built the UrbanSphere on the Premium Platform Electric architecture that it's co-developing with
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