MONTX showed off the V10 at Auto China under the label “Adaptive Mobile Hub,” and the pitch is a cabin that reconfigures itself instead of committing to one layout. Three interior zones can shift from a mobile office to a social space to a place to sleep, and the steering wheel slides across the dash on a steer-by-wire system, switching between left- and right-hand drive or disappearing out of the way entirely when the vehicle is parked.
Around back, a four-part tailgate splits open into an outdoor platform, a viewing window, and an overhead canopy, and the onboard systems are designed to handle water, power, and climate without hookups. It’s still a concept: no battery specs, range, dimensions, or price have been confirmed.
