Promo video of LeEco's ‘LeSee’ all-electric car concept

Promo video of LeEco's ‘LeSee’ all-electric car concept
LeEco’s Lesee Autonomous Electric Car Concept First Look
LeEco LeSee Concept

An investor of China’s car-hailing app Yidao Yongche, LeEco envisions its future LeSEE cars to form a fleet of autonomous taxis, with their front lights indicating their availability using various colors. In the official video, the car has conventional front doors and rear suicide doors, and somehow, the back seats can apparently adapt to the shape of the passengers’ bodies (indicating that it is a “concept” ). Of course, touchscreens behind the front seats are available in order for the passengers to be entertained by LeEco’s rich video service. Face recognition and self-learning will come on board but we’ll have to wait for next demos for these.

LeEco shows off its ‘LeSee’ all-electric car concept [Gallery]: http://electrek.co/2016/04/20/leeco-s
LeEco shows off their new all electric car concept LeSee
After the announcements of its investment in Faraday Future and Aston Martin earlier this year, today LeEco showed off its very first electric car that actually moves. The LeSEE vehicle was driven out of a container from one end of the stage, and later, CEO Jia Yueting did a live demo of its self-driving and self-parking capability using voice commands via a mobile app, albeit moving in low speed due to the limited space, as you can see in the video after the break. There's no mention of specs and the English subtitles suggest that this is more of a concept car at the moment, but it does appear to be a solid start.As an investor of China's car-hailing app Yidao Yongche, LeEco envisions its future LeSEE cars to form a fleet of autonomous taxis, with their front lights indicating their availability using various colors. In the official video, the car has conventional front doors and rear suicide doors, and somehow, the back seats can apparently adapt to the shape of the passengers' bodies -- yep, smells like a concept. There are, however, touchscreens behind the front seats which can obviously take advantage of LeEco's rich video entertainment. Jia added that the car will also do face recognition and self-learning, but we'll have to wait for a future demo on those.
The first LeSEE electric car will make its proper debut at the Beijing Auto Show on April 24th, and there's any new info to share then, we'll keep y'all posted.