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> Polestar says this allows for "a new kind of immersive rear occupant experience" where passengers are "cocooned" away from the world That sounds awful. (But
by Doctor_Fegg 2y ago
> Polestar says this allows for "a new kind of immersive rear occupant experience" where passengers are "cocooned" away from the world
That sounds awful.
(But then I always take the window seat in trains.)
- voidUpdate 2y agobeing cocooned away from the world in a moving car sounds like a recipe for motion sickness to me...
- culopatin 2y agoIndeed. I hate the last row in SUVs for this reason
- IanCal 2y agoYou probably don't spend a lot of time staring out of the rear window though. The windows at the side are still there and the glass roof now goes further back.
- blitzar 2y ago> "a new kind of immersive rear occupant experience" where passengers are "cocooned" I am familiar with this design, the passenger is cocooned by a ceiling height designed for a person less than 5'6 (because the car looks way cooler on the outside). If you are any taller you get the transformative experience of a ride in "landscape mode" with your head rotated 90 degrees.