Japanese electronics giant Sharp and its majority shareholder, Foxconn, have unveiled an electric vehicle that features, among other things, an "extended living room."
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The Sharp LDK+ concept vehicle, which will debut at an exhibition in Tokyo next week, features rear seats that rotate backwards to form a private cinema complete with a 65-inch screen. Side windows come with virtual liquid crystal shutters to improve privacy and darken the interior.
According to Sharp, the convertible interior focuses on "time when the vehicle stops" and can "fulfill the dream of having another room" [VIDEO in Japanese].
"It can be used not only as an immersive theater room or a children's playground, but also for remote work where you want to concentrate alone," suggested the consumer electronics conglomerate.
