Cars are becoming smart devices with intelligent interfaces that fit into the smart driving environment, able to connect and coordinate with each other to ensure seamless user adoption. This is the context for the BASE5G project, a multidisciplinary project that aims to harness the potential of 5G connectivity to design adaptive urban environments in which cars are part of complex, infrastructure-integrated systems. The proposed work recounts the experience of designing the interior of a shared self driving vehicle, with a focus on interface design. The interface design explores a touchless user interaction model involving a gesture-based control system implemented by haptic feedback. The project aims to explore a design scenario for an experiential car interface and interior that considers new visualisation and interaction paradigms in future mobility
