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Concept Cars
The needs and desires of the driver form the basis for our vision and our products. Johnson Controls conducts extensive consumer research to find out what people expect from an automotive interior.
Based on these consumer studies, our designers and product engineers develop new concepts and innovative products, with loving attention to detail while not losing view of the whole picture. This is how Johnson Controls creates integrated interior solutions that not only fulfill the expectations of drivers, but can also be seamlessly integrated into the individual brand philosophy of our customers in the automobile industry.
Johnson Controls provides a visualization of its forward-looking integrated interior approach by means of concept cars. These car interiors unite visionary interior concepts with perfectly harmonized components that not only fulfill their intended purpose but together transform the car into a mobile home-away-from-home, providing the highest standards in safety, comfort and aesthetic appeal.
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re3At North American International Auto Show 2009 in Detroit Johnson Controls introduced re3, a smart environment intended to:
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i3 Interior DemonstratorThe alignment of the interior to the needs of the driver played a particularly important role in the i3 interior demonstrator which was introduced at the IAA in Frankfurt in 2007.Read more |
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MesosAt the 2006 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, USA, Johnson Controls introduced an Electronics Innovation Vehicle called Mesos, presenting a range of up to date solutions in electronics.Read more |
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IkanosFirst unveiled at the 2005 North American International Auto Show, the Ikanos concept interior presented applications of Johnson Controls’ interior technologies – both current and in-development.Read more |
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3eEveryday Needs - the interior concept 3e responded to emerging priorities through a cross-section of generations - created for the 2004 North American International Auto Show. |
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AristonAriston was created on the occasion of the 2001 North American International Auto Show. Ariston combined luxury and personalization options in the automotive interior. |
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EtimosEtimos was created in 2001 for the IAA in Frankfurt. The seamless interplay of technology and design reflected the consumer’s new awareness of comfort, functionality and driving pleasure. |
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KionIn the year 2000, the Kion concept car was introduced at the Mondial de l'Automobile in Paris to present the automotive interior as the intelligent living space of the future.Read more |
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ViosVios with its flexible, custom-made concept for the small segment car was introduced at the 1999 IAA in Frankfurt. |
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ESVThe ESV (European Show Vehicle) from Johnson Controls demonstrated in 1998 how automobile travel can be made even more pleasant in the future.Read more |
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SymbiosisAt the 1997 IAA in Frankfurt Johnson Controls introduced a concept interior called Symbiosis, presenting a totally harmonious, near-future interior that emphasizes aesthetic appeal, practical elegance and value. |
