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<< Prev Page 2 of 2  The interior of the New York Concept further projects the future design direction of GENESIS. It expresses a high-tech and sophisticated ambience, emphasised by the use of an advanced information control unit with a distinctively curved display.Eliminating some of the negatives often associated with increased technological content in a luxury vehicle, the design team took an innovative direction for the instrument panel design. A 21-inch floating, curved screen incorporates driver instruments and multimedia functions, creating potential for new, sculpted forms for the front seat occupants. The digital display is combined with classic analogue driver instruments. The concave screen and the convex instrument panel complement each other in an aesthetic interaction while transmitting visual lightness to the interior. The open steering wheel design is ergonomically formed to facilitate visibility of the instruments while enhancing handling control. A logical and spacious centre console divides the interior space lengthwise into two separate halves. Combined with the curved, floating screen, the Central Control Panel (CCP) creates a new user experience through a tactile and considered control layout. Finely polished GENESIS Concept aluminium inlays for the interior incorporate a handful of essential functional switches and reflect the GENESIS commitment to deliver high-quality design through exceptional attention to detail. Four individually sculpted single seats reflect the dynamic attributes of the exterior while acknowledging the GENESIS focus on human-centred luxury. The concept's interior showcases meticulously-wrapped full leather interior, with accents of anthracite contrasted with rich tan leather on seats and doors, while sliced suede leather used on the headrest brings a soft tactile accent. Highlighting the visual connection between the instrument panel and the floor console, which to the eye looks as if it is visually floating, the New York Concept uses metal for contrasting effect. Copper-toned, stainless-steel mesh echoes the copper accents of the exterior and demonstrates a new, lightweight textile approach. The New York Concept also features polished aluminium switchgear and functional elements, with small touches of copper applied on exterior accents. The New York Concept presents a unique Human Machine Interface (HMI) concept. With this innovative concept, GENESIS sets a new standard for user experience and function control. The New York Concept showcases how the instrument cluster and centre stack are merged into one curved horizontal display, allowing a unique driver-oriented architecture. On top of the instrument panel, embraced in a sleek aluminium casing, hovers a super-wide, curved 21-inch 4K display made by LG. Unique LG Advanced High Performance In-plane Switching technology allows for a greater viewing angle and exceptional richness in colour, resulting in a more spacious ambience. The bowl-shaped Central Control Panel with 3D geometry is ergonomically optimised for usability and forms an electronic centrepiece of this unique HMI concept. This ergonomic optimisation allows for intuitive single- and multi-touch finger swipes, while also enabling handwriting recognition and circular finger movements - particularly useful when scrolling through long music or telephone lists. The user interface presents all relevant information at a glance, combining touchpads with the advantages of today's rotary dial-based interfaces. Additionally, a 3D gesture-control sensor allows the operator to 'throw over' specific content from one area of the screen to another, raising the freedom for personalising the display information. The New York Concept provides a glimpse into the next-generation driver interface, ready to handle the growing complexity of a connected, digital world, where user-friendliness safety and functionality set the standard. << Prev Page 2 of 2 |
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