Automotive seating manufacturer, Adient showed off its autonomous concept car at the auto show in Detroit. A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Automotive seating manufacturer, Adient showed off its autonomous concept car at the auto show in Detroit.

Earlier this year at CES, Toyota and Honda revealed their vision of an autonomous, connected, companion car, and now Volkswagen is entering the mix with Sedric. Sedric is Volkswagen's first crack at a fully autonomous car, and as such, it doesn't have pedals or a steering wheel. Instead, the concept car is summoned by pressing a button and "driven" by a voice-controlled AI agent. Passengers pile into its spacious interior through two sliding glass doors and can enjoy a movie on the car's OLED windscreen. Sedric is part of Volkswagen's "Together Strategy 2025," which focuses on the creation of sustainable mobility.