Mercedes-Benz has gotten into the habit of bringing some rather forward-looking concept cars to CES. Two years ago, the company gave some of us <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/02/the-car-of-the-future-is-taking-shape-and-it-will-know-how-we-feel-about-it/">late night rides down the Las Vegas Strip</a> in its Smart Vision EQ concept car, even if that was actually a remote-controlled show car rather than a functional self-driving machine. I'm not on the ground at CES this year, so I didn't get to see this year's Mercedes concept in person, but it looks even more out there. It's called the Vision AVTR, and the name is a clue—it was designed together with the people responsible for the movie Avatar. Yes, really.

mercedes benz vision avtr

Mercedes-Benz has gotten into the habit of bringing some rather forward-looking concept cars to CES. Two years ago, the company gave some of us <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/02/the-car-of-the-future-is-taking-shape-and-it-will-know-how-we-feel-about-it/">late night rides down the Las Vegas Strip</a> in its Smart Vision EQ concept car, even if that was actually a remote-controlled show car rather than a functional self-driving machine. I'm not on the ground at CES this year, so I didn't get to see this year's Mercedes concept in person, but it looks even more out there. It's called the Vision AVTR, and the name is a clue—it was designed together with the people responsible for the movie Avatar. Yes, really.

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