Well, now I am just wondering how I've lived so long without a holographic butler. See also: Sorry, Tesla: The world's fastest electric car is made in... Croatia? Ignoring my deep disappointment of living sans digital manservant aside, the concept actually makes some sense. That's because Bentley imagines a future when elite drivers won't want simply speak commands to a faceless digital assistant à la Siri. Instead, they'll want to have a personalized experience when in their ultimate luxury machine.

At times it can be hard to imagine how some people can possibly manage to leave home at all without their manservant in tow. But fortunately luxury car manufacturer has unveiled a concept vehicle that comes with its own holographic butler on board. In a rather ostentatious view of what the future of cars could be, the company has released designs for a suited hologram of a valet, who is presumably there to serve the needs of the occupants. Luxury car manufacturer Bentley has released designs of a concept car that features a holographic butler to service the needs of the occupants inside (pictured). The designs also feature organic LED touchscreen displays built into the panels of the car's interior and a strange'quilted wood' trim.