When autonomous autos actually become a reality, what will we do in our cars? Well, perhaps a better question will be: what won’t we do in our cars? The Mercedes-Benz F 015 Luxury in Motion research car boasts a cabin that’s more like a lounge, with four large seats that rotate to face each other and a fine wood floor. Interior side and rear-mounted displays allow occupants to see vehicles around them and interact with their own car with gestures and touch. Basically, you relax and do minimal work while your car handles the travel. It’s far from a reality, but it is a pretty exciting glimpse into the future.
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