See Interior Photos of the Chrysler Halcyon Concept

The wheel can retract when the car's autonomous driving mode is engaged, giving the driver more room to kick back and relax.

The glass roof and windshield double as an augmented reality display, so while the car is doing the driving, occupants can immerse themselves in curated content like this real-time projection of constellations.

There's seating for four on sculptural wing-backed chairs.

Sustainable materials have been used throughout, including a faux-suede material made from recycled plastic water bottles.

Chrysler's new logo is rendered in the Halcyon's doorsills in crushed-up old CDs. The result is both reflective and mosaic-like.

An evolution of Chrysler's Stow 'n Go feature is on display in the Halcyon in the form of rear seat bottoms that retract into the trunk area to open up space for cargo on the floor behind the front seats.

Chrysler says the Halcyon's infotainment interface is designed to be personalized, and it can store different user profiles so you won't lose your preferences should you share the car with other drivers.

An AI voice assistant is embedded into the software and is said to be more robust in its abilities than what users currently expect from similar tools such as Apple's Siri or Google's Voice Assistant.

For now, the Halcyon is just a concept, but there's a chance we could see something similar in Chrysler showrooms eventually.

Chrysler Halcyon concept

Chrysler Halcyon concept

Chrysler Halcyon concept

Chrysler Halcyon concept

Chrysler Halcyon concept

Chrysler Halcyon concept

Chrysler Halcyon concept

Chrysler Halcyon concept sketch

Chrysler Halcyon concept sketch