Lincoln's latest concept, appearing this weekend in Pebble Beach, looks at the future while embracing the company's past.
Powertrain aside, the Model L100 Concept is intended to be an autonomous vehicle, and the concept shows off Lincoln's upcoming driver-assistance technology and how it might be integrated. Without a steering wheel, this Model L100 Concept will rely on some serious autonomous tech that is probably still a few years away. In place of the steering wheel, Lincoln opted for a wild “chess piece controller.
As you’d expect from an autonomous concept, the Model L100 Concept’s seating can change depending on the mood of the passengers. It can configure in the traditional car layout, or it can shift to a more social seating arrangement.
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