A crazy electric sedan that will go into production next year was just unveiled by Skywell, a massive Chinese electronics company. The car, which will be manufactured by Skywell's Skyworth automotive division, is called Skyhome.
The Skyworth Skyhome concept has an incredibly curved exterior with a flowing front fascia that includes LED headlights and an LED light bar. It also has a panoramic glass roof, flush door handles, digital wing mirrors, and a full-width LED light bar installed by the company. Still, the cabin has the most interesting features.
The infotainment screen, gauge cluster, and screen in front of the passenger are all housed in a large curved screen that is mounted on the dashboard. The concept also features an interesting steering wheel in the style of a yoke, intricate ambient lighting, and a variety of materials.
Thanks to a large flexible screen that slides down from the ceiling, passengers in the rear seats will have an especially opulent, technologically advanced experience. The back seats have a foot massage feature and can be folded down into a sleeping position.
The center console's back contains a sizable refrigerator as well. In addition, there are two tray tables and screens in the back of the front headrests.
According to reports, Skyworth will offer the Skyhome in both two- and all-wheel drive configurations. With two electric motors producing 617 horsepower, the flagship model should reach 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds. Rear-axle steering and air suspension are additional features of the vehicle.
According to local media, this study represents 90% of the final production model, which is anticipated to retail for 220,000–250,000 yuan, or roughly $31,000–$35,000 at current exchange rates. When the company intends to reveal the vehicle in its production-ready configuration is still unknown.