We then tested some of the main ideas we selected on paper. From the test result, we were able to select the features we wanted to prototype for the car show.
From then we did multiple iterations, as I was working on the UI, I needed to give content and advice to the prototyping team, as well as I needed to align with designer in charge of the interior design of the car.
After 2 weeks we started to have a first version of the prototype. By choosing wisely what feature we would fake using videos and what interaction we would fully prototype, we finally builded in about a month a user experience that customers and journalists will be able to try and feel during the car show.
After being all assembled, the car prototype was presented at the Beijing 2016 Motor Show. It won the 'Best Concept Car' award at the second Chinese Brand Car of the Year and Best Designer Contest 2016 event