Rinspeed has introduced the MetroSnap, the largest of the group of Snap concepts. It can seat six in a 3+3 arrangement like a mini-bus or shuttle, it can again, be a mobile conference room, or be outfitted for commercial or cargo solutions
Rinspeed, the Swiss concept house returns to CES in 2020 with yet another of its bespoke Snap concepts. The previous two years Rinspeed has presented Snap, a four-seat modular autonomous car that can be a shuttle, a mobile conference room, or with a change of bodies, can be a transporter with a truck body or just a rolling container of cargo. Last year, the MicroSnap was introduced, a small version of the Snap, again, reconfigurable into all sorts of configurations, from two passenger coupé to rolling cargo box.
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