Also noticing the control panel that's on the floor, for some reason. Not to mention a lack of any sort of seatbelts. I know concept cars are not really meant to ever go to production but this one seems particularly silly.
The McLaren F1 supercar has three seats with the driver in the middle. I couldn't see the reason on the wiki page but do recall seeing a short documentary on it many years ago that did mention why. I just can't recall it unfortunately.
Sometimes you've got to just put questionable aesthetics above function until the only possible use for it is to awkwardly demonstrate an ethos of individualism based solely on exorbitant privilege.
Absolutely love it. I mean, I don't really like the aesthetics all that much, and I can see several impractical things about the design, but I love the reimagination of what a car should look like.
There are plenty of practical reasons why most modern cars follow the same morphology, and any concept that deviates from that quite rightly has some hard questions to answer about safety, but it's not boring, and that earns a lot of goodwill in my book.
Kinda but not really. This one is clearly pyramid shaped, and pyramids are cool, while the Cybertruck is just a double sided door stop, but less useful.