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Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Sorento Ski Gondola for the skiing lovers

KIA Motors released the SUV concept car that uses the tracks such as tanks at SEMA 2016 in Las Vegas, United States. As the name suggests, 'Sorento Ski Gondola,' this car is designed for the skiing lovers. Those tracks to support the use of vehicle on the snow once all-terrain.
KIA Sorento Ski Gondola concept at the 2016 SEMA Show. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1fQdTC)
Not only that, Sorento Ski Gondola already using the latest autonomous technologies. There is no steering wheel, throttle and brake pedals. The car was controlled autonomously by computers. And the passengers just sit and enjoy the ride.
Front three quarter of KIA Sorento Ski Gondola concept. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1fQdpf)
To control the car, there is a tablet which is located between the two seats. Of the tablet was all the operation to control the vehicle can be done, including turning its features.
Left side view of KIA Sorento Ski Gondola concept with its suicide door type opens. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1fQdpf)
The car is equipped with roof rails for carrying the ski equipments as well as the design of the suicide door typed or no B pillars. This is to facilitate the passengers to entry or exit of the car.
Rear three quarter of KIA Sorento Ski Gondola concept. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1fQdpf)
The car display more dashing with the use of sharp LED headlights. Not only that, in the front bumper also mounted a row of LED lights to support the use the car on the night and foggy weathers. Side mirrors have also been replaced with the cameras to help the passengers see the condition around the car.
In the interior, the seats seem modern wrapped with black leather combined with orange lines on the edges. As well as to support the use in the snowy streets, equipped with rubber car floor. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | HICONSUMPTION]
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