LESEE

LeSEE is the first ever concept car from LeEco and was designed to showcase what the future of mobility could look like. It is not just a car, but the first mobility ecosystem on wheels. The vehicle’s exterior features an array of iconic light projections that shift between five distinct colors, signifying when a different drive mode is selected. Depending on the emitted color, the car will inform drivers and pedestrians when the vehicle is driving autonomously, sees a hazard, is charging, ... or is car-share ready. When encountering different environmental obstacles, the fascias on the front and rear of the vehicle will illuminate with an animated hazard display. For example, if a pedestrian passes in front of LeSEE, their silhouette will be digitally traced and projected on the vehicle’s rear fascia – informing other drivers of their precise position. The front and rear fascias slide open, functioning as secure front and rear storage cabinets. LeSEE’s interior uses innovative technologies to provide ultimate occupant comfort and convenience. When the user engages the vehicle’s Autonomous Mode, the steering wheel elegantly folds and retracts into the instrument panel, allowing for more room to relax and enjoy the journey. LeSEE uses inductive charging technology – featuring a simple and seamless magnetic charging zones without the hassle of flaps or doors. The charger connection is available on both sides, convenient for charging stations in all positions of the parking zones. LeSEE incorporates all options and content available from LeEco – available for you wherever you go. Five in-car screens are customized to your LeID preferences. Three of the screens offer a personalized and constantly updated selection of curated content. Inspired by Earth’s topography and the time turned changes of natural forms, LeSEE offers an organic user landscape, merging the state-of-the-art with the state of the planet. LeSEE car’s form and functions address future needs of our society and showcase a symbiosis between human, machine, and nature.More