
The Suzuki Q-Concept is a microcar for urban transportation. It is 2.5m long and has two seats positioned with one behind the other rather than next to each other, enabling the car to achieve a lower width.

The concealed wheel design limits its use to tar-top roads without protruding man holes or pot holes so it isn’t something that you would want to have in a third world nation.

Entry and exit from the vehicle is made easy with the rotating front seat. The seat back of the front seat is kept thin to provide as much leg room as possible for the rear seat passenger.

The rear seat would be harder to climb in to, especially if you are tall. The seat belt is well-integrated into the design of the seat and the rear passenger gets arm rests for increased comfort.

The dashboard is minimalist, with a display integrated into the steering wheel.