In the EV era, ideas for small commuting automobiles are on the increase. Most of these are for a single occupant, but won't it get a bit lonely in there? After all, communicating with other people is fun. It would be great if a car could have the same micro size as a single-occupant vehicle yet still have room for family and friends. Based on this idea, I created a new type of packaging.

To create a commuter that can get around the city with nimble footwork, the wheels are positioned at the very outside corners of the vehicle, while the fender covers help give the exterior design a look of readiness to take off and explore. The interior is functional and simple yet unexpectedly dynamic. People will be surprised how roomy it is when they get in.

You can easily change the cover of a smartphone or the sheet inside a tumbler to customize it based on your personal style. I wondered if a car's exterior could be customized just as easily. Simply by sliding graphics sheets into the front, sides and rear, you can personalize this car and make it completely yours.