Shaping ClearMotion’s Demonstration Experience
The ClearMotion-powered suspension system offers multiple ride quality modes, each requiring its own distinct visual representation. To support this, the team designed intuitive and expressive visuals for each mode. They also explored a variety of vehicle gestures enabled by the technology, from dynamic start-up animations to a graceful “curtsey” gesture used to acknowledge pedestrians. Because ClearMotion can record and replay suspension data captured during real-world driving, it was possible to simulate and compare different road conditions with and without the system engaged. Additionally, the team envisioned and designed potential mobile touchpoints to enhance user interaction with the system.
The ClearMotion1 powered suspension system brings unprecedented levels of comfort and control to the driving experience.
Client Perspective
“I believe it’s time for us to reclaim that lost time and make the journey as worthwhile as the destination by leveraging proactive suspension to deliver the world’s safest and most comfortable experience on the road. Our plan is to make ClearMotion ubiquitous for all drivers and passengers— and the in-cabin experience will never be the same.”
Impact
NIO’s production order for three million ClearMotion1 units will be fitted across their next-generation lineup of cars, starting with ET9, their new flagship car. ClearMotion’s production deliveries are set to begin in Q4 2024.
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ClearMotion’s production deliveries are set to begin in Q4 2024. NIO’s production order for three million ClearMotion1 units will be fitted across their next-generation lineup of cars, starting with ET9, their new flagship car. The company’s technology can reduce interior cabin movement and vibrations by up to 75 percent, dramatically improving the overall mobility experience.
- Designbivouac is proud to have worked with ClearMotion on its active suspension vehicle demonstrator and wishes all at ClearMotion the very best.
The ClearMotion1 active suspension will debut on NIO’s ET9 flagship vehicle.
ClearMotion is built on a software-centric, electro-hydraulic core called the Activalve.
The ClearMotion1 system is powerful yet compact.