Photos: Peugeot unveils new glowing compact EV with butterfly doors

Peugeot has unveiled its new concept car, the Polygon, a compact four-meter-long electric vehicle that integrates advanced digital lighting and sustainable design. The car features animated micro LED screens on its front, back, sides, and even the charging port, which display dynamic patterns and real-time information, transforming the vehicle into a visually interactive light show. The Polygon’s geometric frame uses fewer parts and recycled materials to reduce environmental impact, while butterfly-style doors enhance accessibility and futuristic appeal. Inside, the cabin is spacious and bright with bold red tones, highlighted by a large reflective windscreen display that projects driving data directly onto the glass, eliminating traditional dashboards and screens. The interior continues Peugeot’s eco-friendly approach with seats made from 3D-printed recycled plastic and textiles sourced from old Peugeot car seats, simplifying manufacturing and reducing waste. A notable innovation is the Hypersquare steering control, a square-shaped steer-by-wire system that electronically adjusts steering sensitivity based on speed, allowing easier maneuvering at low speeds. This