The doors open backward and rotate around the rear axle. They, too, can be used as a display. Inside, the Vision EQ Fortwo is a futuristic pod, with a huge, 24.0-inch display that's flanked by two 4.0-inch displays. To please the PETA crowd (and, presumably, to lower costs), the seats are covered in faux leather, and the two positions can be separated by a center armrest. But since the car allows you to "make contact with other interesting users," as the press release claims, you might prefer to fold the armrest out of the way. The idea is that you’d pick up travel companions by comparing profiles and travel plans online.
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