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Lotus has revealed a striking new supercar concept, called Theory 1.
The concept is a way of showcasing technology Lotus has planned for future cars.
The Theory 1 has a range of 250 miles from a modest 70-kWh battery.
Lotus could have given it 2,000 horsepower to match its Evija flagship, but settled at a more reasonable 987 horsepower.
Lotus Theory 1 concept car uses inflatable pods to send haptic feedback to the driver through their seat.
Inflatable buttons that rise from interior surfaces only when they are needed.
Head-up display projected onto a black panel at the foot of the windshield.
Sound system integrated into its three headrests and speakers mounted in 3D-printed lattice structure.
The Theory 1's sci-fi cabin features fluidic tech allowing buttons to appear from flat surfaces.
The 3D-printed headrests boast a sound system capable of delivering binaural audio without headphones.
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