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The DS X E-Tense is a glass-floored car built for 2035

  • The DS X E-Tense is designed for the year 2035
  • It was designed asymmetrically
  • The car has a glass floor, so the driver can see the road underneath

Published on Jan 18, 2024 at 11:29 AM (UTC-5)
by Tom Wood

Last updated on Jan 19, 2024 at 6:35 AM (UTC-5)
Edited by Adam Gray

The DS X E-Tense is a glass-floored car built for 2035
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The DS X E-Tense is a glass-bottomed car that was designed with the year 2035 in mind.

The first thing to note is that it looks incredible.

DS Automobiles – a French manufacturer – spared no expense.

The asymmetrical design is certainly unusual, but it’s for a good reason.

One side is for driving yourself, and the other side is for autonomous driving – which is becoming more and more prominent.

The other thing to notice is that the car has a floating passenger seat and a glass floor, meaning you can see the road beneath you as you drive.

All of this, and it’s completely road-legal already.

As concept cars go, this one is certainly one-of-a-kind.

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Tom started his journalism career at LADbible soon after completing a Masters degree at the University of Salford. Since then, he’s covered a bit of everything at a number of international titles – sport, celebrity, cars, and world news - before becoming Lead Editor at Supercar Blondie.