Fluence Renault ZE Concept

At the IAA in Frankfurt, as the Geneva Motor Show, automakers put a clear focus on electric cars. Apart from the ecological side, the vehicles had electronic systems very interesting. Fluence Renault ZE Concept uses a Smartphone as a media source!

And if the radio source was a nomad!

We have already touched on this topic by talking about the future of car audio, but the car of tomorrow will surely be a platform to screen for nomadic use a source like an iPod or a smartphone to stream music or video. Today, only the concept cars have a system of this type, but many manufacturers have such systems very mature. The ZE Concept Fluence concept car is a perfect illustration.

With its leather interior and light blue interior lighting with a softly lit, the Fluence ZE Concept invites its passengers to travel in 4 very comfortable wraparound seats. The dashboard looks modern design with an electronic counter and a touch screen displaying multimedia information and driving aids (navigation, Quickdrop stations closest to recharge the batteries of the car).

This is a Smartphone that uses multimedia source

The design of the center console is just as futuristic with its dock to accommodate the new Samsung phone. This course provides hands-free phone and listen to music content in the phone. This phone can also show videos on TV monitors in the front seatbacks. In addition to air conditioning controls, rear center armrest also includes a second Samsung phone and two remotes to control the screens of the front seats.

Screens are built into the front seatbacks for rear passengers

High-tech aerodynamic force, the ZE Concept Fluence has swapped his mirrors cons of small cameras. The images from these cameras are returned by small video screens integrated into the door panels. Finally, to reduce power consumption, this concept car is equipped with photovoltaic cells. The electronics tomorrow promises cars filled screens. In any case, a design point of view, this concept car was one of the most beautiful of Frankfurt. His style is very futuristic, but he remains sober and in the standards of today's vehicles.

The side mirrors are replaced by cameras