Intended to show the brand’s latest developments in its i-Cockpit interior design developments, the concept is driven by a fully electric powertrain developing 204bhp and has a driving range of 280 miles. The concept measures 3.81m long by 1.77m and brings an aerodynamic design, low weight of 1,000kg and Tall&Narrow tyres, giving it a 0-62mph time of 6.8 seconds.

Inside, 80% of the parts have been 3D-printed, including the anechoic surfaces that guide the sound, based on a concert hall. Meanwhile, the doors can be opened remotely using a connected Samsung Gear S watch.

Highlights of the i-Cockpit design include a ‘9.1.2’ acoustic system combining a 9.1 hi-fi set-up with infra-bass speakers built into the back of each seat enabling the driver to feel the sound.

Brazilian sound designer Amon Tobin also worked on an exterior sound system, which varies depending on whether the vehicle is accelerating, decelerating or driving at constant speed, and is designed to alert pedestrians and cyclists.

Other features include a heads-up system comes with a digital tablet with HD holographic display, while the compact steering wheel has built-in touch pads and a double touch-sensitive interface to control the functions and acoustic ambiance.