At this year's CES show, Hyundai Mobis brought a particularly cute and interesting vehicle, the M.Vision. The reason why "vehicle" is used instead of "car" is because M.Vision is so special that it changes the way the car is opened.
First of all, M.Vision offers two models, namely "M.Vision Pop EV" and "M.Vision 2GO", the former is pure electricity, the latter is powered by hydrogen fuel cells, the biggest feature of which is that all four wheels can rotate 90 degrees, which means that the vehicle can not only make a tank U-turn, but also walk sideways like a crab.
The reason why M.Vision can run rampant is the use of hyundai Mobis's "e-corner" modular system, which integrates the four major parts of steering, braking, suspension and drive, which means that no parts are required to be mechanically connected between the four wheels, and each module is an independent mechanism, which has a wider motion range.
Hyundai Mobis said that M.Vision is designed to solve the problem of shared travel in the city, the compact body and "e-corner" to bring the dexterity of the performance to meet the crowded alleys to flash around, and the pure electric / hydrogen fuel cell power is enough environmentally friendly economy to meet the social background of green travel.
It is reported that when M.Vision completes its CES debut, it will be put into reliability verification and large-scale mass production feasibility studies. In addition, Hyundai Mobis has more expectations for e-corner, they plan to achieve autonomous driving by 2025, and apply the corresponding technology to the future of unmanned delivery and unmanned ambulances and other fields.