compact polygon-shaped car lights up with animated micro LED screens at front and back

"Peugeot reveals the compact concept car Polygon, which lights up using the series of animated micro LED screens at the front and back of the vehicle. Sized under four meters long, the four-wheeler uses fewer parts and more recycled materials as part of the company's future generation of car production. For this model, the frame has a geometric shape and adopts large windows to make the space expansive."

"Still inside the compact Polygon concept car, the seats are made from 3D-printed recycled plastic, with each having only three main parts: the shell, the structure, and the foam. The foam is molded in one piece and covered with a protective layer, and the interior materials are made from recycled textiles, including old car seats from discarded Peugeot models. For the first time, the company also introduces a refreshed steering wheel called Hypersquare."

Peugeot's Polygon is a compact concept car under four meters that integrates animated micro LED screens on the front, rear and side panels to display patterns, colors and charging information. The design uses fewer parts and emphasizes recycled materials, including 3D-printed seats from recycled plastic and interiors made from reclaimed textiles and old car seats. The body features a geometric frame, large windows for an expansive cabin, and two large butterfly doors. The dashboard is replaced by a reflective windscreen display projecting driving data onto the front glass, and a Hypersquare electronic steering wheel adjusts response by speed.

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