Mercedes' Concept At Tokyo Is a Self-driving School Bus
Mercedes announced Monday that it would show a Vision Tokyo concept at the Tokyo Motor Show this week and the car appears ready for soccer team duty, robot-mom style.
The only details made public about the concept are this photo — and that’s it.
That’s left us to speculate on particulars such as powertrain, number of wheels, load height and construction methods. (It has to be 100-percent unobtanium.)
Of course, Mercedes did show off the F 015 Luxury in Motion concept in Geneva and the Consumer Electronics Show, so it’s possible the Vision Tokyo concept follows closely that autonopod-screens-everywhere future.
Or it could be a really elaborate way to cool a juice box on the way to the soccer tournament. Let’s find out together.
(At least it’s not another thinly veiled “concept” that’s pretty much a production model.)
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Waiting for the next installment of "Nightmare on Elm Street". Robobus - sounds scary.
We can't tell there's 4 wheels even though it's pretty clear in the picture?
Otto Mann will now be unemployed.
So basically they made a Trans-Sport Panel.