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Created by industrial designer Jisoo Kim, the futuristic Volkswagen Aero-B is all-electric, and instead of a traditional front grille it utilizes brake cooling ducts, located next to the glowing VW logo and LED headlights. Inside the cabin, there are no driver controls, but rather two front seats that face backwards and look towards the front-facing rear seats. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
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“Volkswagen’s I.D. Crozz Concept is edging closer to production and will form an integral part of the brand’s future EV family. Could it eventually be joined by something as radical as this? We hope so. It’s always difficult to predict what an industry like the automobile sector will look like in 20-odd years but thanks to the rise of autonomy and electric propulsion, vehicles like this could eventually become a reality,” according to Car Scoops.