BMW releases interior images of Concept Active Tourer
From there things fall away into a sea of soft-grain leather with contrasting orange stitching and orange LED piping. Front seats in a “semi-command” position are meant to provide the best field-of-view, but one could argue that the rear passengers get the best of everything. The Travel & Comfort System puts clip-on tracks on the backs of the front seats that can be adapted to hold folding tables, tablet computers and storage bags. Tablet users can play Seismic Surf app, another variation on games for back-seaters that uses real-time information provided by the car. On the other hand, if it’s room you need, the seats fold flat in three possible combinations.
You can have a look around the Concept Active Tourer in the high-res gallery above, and we’ll find out more about it at the Paris Motor Show.