GM's new EV concept brings 'wormhole interface' for futuristic drive

General Motors’ China division has revealed the Buick Electra Orbit, an electric concept car that merges 1950s space-age and jet-aircraft design influences with modern electric vehicle architecture. Designed by the GM China Advanced Design Center, the Electra Orbit is a large “shooting brake” style vehicle measuring about 19.6 feet long and 6.6 feet wide, comparable in size to a Chevrolet Suburban. Its exterior features include scissor doors, 24-inch disk-shaped wheels, a metallic silver "Space" paint that accentuates aerodynamic curves, and deployable rear wings that adjust for stability by managing drag and downforce. The car also has a front trunk ("frunk") with a dual-pivot opening system. Inside, the Electra Orbit seats four in a 2+2 layout and centers around a unique "wormhole interface," with a large arch-shaped display called "the Ring" spanning the dashboard for all controls and entertainment. The vehicle supports both manual and