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imageRolls Royce, the universally recognized symbol of wealth, is just like every other car manufacturer, and it seems that it want to put its vehicles at the forefront in the future as well.

The super luxury car brand unveiled Rolls-Royce 103EX, an extreme futuristic concept car, which is being billed as its "first-ever pure vision vehicle."

According to the USA Today, the all futuristic Rolls-Royce Vision Next 100 made its debut at London's Roundhouse arts venue. The vehicle boasted a dazzling design, featuring 28-inch wheels and a silky wool sofa in the interior.

The striking Rolls Royce is almost 20 feet in length, but seats just two people, in addition also having advanced technological features, such as total self-driving capability.

The groundbreaking design is a rejection of “utilitarian and bland future modes of mobility,” said Torsten Müller-Ötvös company head, reported the Financial Times.

Rolls-Royce said In its statement that the immense 12-cylinder engines, which have commonly powered its huge cars in recent years are "most unlikely to exist in the future." Rolls added, "one can only surmise how this Rolls-Royce will be powered."

However, Ötvös was of the view that it could be electric. “We are currently assuming it will be electric,” he said

Copyright Business Recorder, 2016

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