
Sleep through the drive.
We were curious. Without a cockpit, the whole cabin is free, so we turned it into a capsule: four zero-gravity seats, two sleep pods, a full-length glass roof and a glass shell that looks the same coming and going.
Four zero-gravity seats face each other around a floating table. The curved side glass is the display: a semi-transparent screen laminated into the window, so movies play over the passing landscape, and the glass roof runs the full length of the cabin.
Seats fold flat and two sculpted sleep pods glow to life. The side glass goes opaque; the roof stays clear for the stars.

Summon a Cyberpod to your door, recline, and let FSD take the night shift. It pauses at a Supercharger while you sleep and arrives before your alarm.
A 1.1 MWh pack covers SF to LA without stopping. On longer runs it pulls into a Megacharger at 2 AM, tops up in about 35 minutes, and you never wake up.
Map the trip, call a Cyberpod to the curb, and set the cabin for sleep.

SF to LA in one tap, with the Supercharger stop already routed.

Watch it arrive. The doors part as you walk up.

Dim the glass, keep the roof clear, wake at sunrise.
Concept estimates assuming ~260 Wh/kg packs by 2028.
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