"Moonstone is the result of excellent teamwork, showcasing the Master Course students’ ability to work cross-functionally and share skills and values to develop the most important project of their studies", said Paola Zini, Director of IED Torino.
The two-door concept vehicle is 183.4 inches long, 78.7 in wide, 66.1 in tall, and has a 106.3-inch wheelbase. Inside, the sketches reveal a truly minimalist space with what appears to be a tiny instrument cluster in front of the steering wheel, three driver-oriented switches on the dash, and a hexagonal dial between the seats. There’s no center tunnel and no A-pillars, which creates a continuous glass surface between the side windows and windshield.
According to the press release, the students imagined a so-called automated control of the vehicle using drive-to-wire technology, all while creating a “unique and surprising interior with an interesting interplay of full and empty spaces.” It’s a rather interesting concept vehicle and maybe the Japanese carmaker will use its design to influence the
Not zero-emmisions.