(Peugeot Instinct Concept)The Instinct Concept has an 'Internet of Things' (IoT) platform, which is the Samsung Artik Cloud system that syncs with the smartphones or other smart wearables of the driver. This makes the interface in the car in sync with the schedule of the driver as well. Also, each LED lamp in headlamp cluster has a small camera that captures the surface of the road ahead and sends the information to the driver assistance systems.
(Peugeot Instinct Concept- Interior)Once the autonomous mode is engaged, the steering wheel and the throttle and brake pedals fold back into the dashboard and the footwell respectively, to maximise space. Truly astounding! The company says that it will be manufacturing fully autonomous cars by 2025.
Matthias Hossann, Head of Peugeot Concept cars said: "With the Puegeot Instinct Concept and its Responsive i-Cockpit, we are building on the factors that have made the brand's latest models so successful. We are creating new forms of driving pleasure. These may come from the interfaces, the architecture or the styling. There is no reason why a self-driving car should be dull to look at or to experience."
(Peugeot Instinct Concept)The Peugeot Instinct Concept is on display at the ongoing Mobile World Conference in Barcelona, Spain and will also be on display at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show as well.
