Today I saw a master talking about luxury brands, and I also want to add a few words. When it comes to luxury brands, the first thing that comes to mind is probably the German big three: BBA. In the field of new energy, we have to add Tesla. Indeed, these cars have sufficient high-end feeling in terms of brand and price, design and craftsmanship, and materials, but when it comes to configuration and technology sensing, the Avita11 is the first to stand up and express its disagreement.
When it comes to luxury sense, this Avita 011 MMW limited edition is definitely on the list. The futuristic front face, the sleek coupe-shaped appearance, coupled with a mysterious black finish, and the collaborative product with Matthew M. Williams, the designer of the international luxury brand Givenchy, successfully connect it with high-end consumers. Without much introduction, people can’t help exploring the Avita11’s design techniques, which are really interesting.
I admit that the interior of BBA is also luxurious, but the Avita11’s interior luxury only increases without decreasing. Now when entering a new car, everyone habitually looks at the screen. For most new cars nowadays, the big screen is indeed one of the few highlights. How to bring everyone’s attention back to the luxurious atmosphere has become a difficult problem. Avita11 provides a different answer.
In addition to the three screens, the Avita11’s eye-catching feature is the “Vortex Emotional Fluidity”, which has a special ambient light that can surround and light up, and can also follow different themes and music to move rhythmically, interact with intelligent voice, and have flowing water effects. Avita regards it as an “emotional” connection between the passenger and the car, and such ideas and creativity really open up a new concept.
The Avita11, with a high-end appearance and a full sense of technological innovation, should occupy a place among luxury brands.
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