More: Sharp And Foxconn Team Up On An Electric Minivan With A 65-Inch Rear Display. Inside, you’ll find seating for seven in a 2+2+3 layout, with captain’s chairs in the second row—naturally.

Sharp’s LDK+ concept EV is a minivan designed as an “extended living room” with rotating seats. Equipped with a 65-inch screen and solar panels, the Sharp LDK+ aims for off-grid versatility.

Foxconn has taken the wraps off three new reference models, as it calls them, previewing an updated SUV dubbed the Model C, alongside a Model D electric van and Model U bus.

The windows dim, and the rear seats turn around to face a wall-to-wall display at the back. The concept vehicle clearly shows the growing EV ambitions of Sharp's parent company, Foxconn.

Sharp reveals LDK+ EV concept in Japan, previewing its planned foray into the EV market. Developed with iPhone maker Hon Hai, better known in the west as Foxconn, the battery-electric minivan ...

Shown during the company's Tech Day presentation, the Model N van measures 235.4 inches long, 81.1 inches wide, and 106.2 inches tall, putting within the size range of U.S.-market full-size vans ...

Foxconn, unveiled its latest achievements in the electric vehicle sector, ... the van boasts automatic flipping cargo compartment boarding steps and safety warning projection lights, ...

Foxconn, which among other things builds iPhones for Apple, ... In October 2024 it unveiled two EV "reference models," a minivan and a small bus, that join a lineup of six earlier designs, ...

More: Sharp And Foxconn Team Up On An Electric Minivan With A 65-Inch Rear Display. Inside, you’ll find seating for seven in a 2+2+3 layout, with captain’s chairs in the second row—naturally.

Hon Tai Technology Group, the Taiwanese company better known as Foxconn, last week unveiled an electric cargo van and updated on progress in bringing other EVs to production. Shown during the ...