Driving has been blamed for making many people lazy . So Italian engineers at Italdesign Giugiaro have teamed up with Audi and Technogym to get car owners to exercise when they ’ re stuck in traffic . The result is a high-end self-driving electric car with basic gym equipment built into the seats and floor , a fridge for drinks and a Wellness mode . Italdesign Giugiaro has created the world ’ s first autonomous electric car with gym equipment built into the seats and floor . Two handles are fitted into the rear seats and pop out of their compartment at the press of a button . For lower limbs , two flat boards designed by Technogym have been fitted to the floor . The concept model is called Gea and was presented at Geneva 's 85th International Motor Show this week . It is dubbed 'the future of luxury mobility . ' It has so-called 'book-type ' doors that can be opened remotely and beam a red carpet from the car onto the floor . Two aluminium handles designed by Technogym are fitted into the rear seats . By activating a sensor , the handles pop out of the compartment and can be used for upper body routines . Senzati recently unveiled its luxuriously modified Jet Sprinter van . Its layout and features , such as the colour of the seats , can be customised . It boasts a 6.5ft ( two metre ) sunroof , luxury bathroom , office , fridge and entertainment system - among other features - depending on the specification . The vehicle was built by Coventry-based Senzati and is based on Mercedes ’ Sprinter van , sometimes used by tradesmen . It set out to design a vehicle to provide passengers with ‘ the space uniquely found in a decent sized private jet ’ that is able to be manoeuvred in cities and be discrete from the exterior . The vehicle starts at £209,000 ( $ 318,000 ) and is made to look discrete from the outside . For lower limbs , two flat boards have been fitted to the floor . These can be made to be raised and used for stepping exercises . And a built-in monitor displays a video tutorial of Technogym exercise routines to help the user vary their workouts . There is also room between the seats for a small fridge where drinks can be stored . And at the top to this compartment , a small drawer contains cosmetics and a perfumed pouch for aromatherapy . Elsewhere , when the driver selects Wellness mode dashboard LED lights turn to amber to create a ‘ warmer , more relaxing atmosphere ’ . A Business mode turns the Gea into a mobile office with two 19-inch screens that drop from the roof to let passengers choose what information is shown . The front passenger seat can also turn through 180 degrees to hold meetings on the move . And in Dream mode the front seats join and fold-out to add a footrest , while the right rear seat can turn into a fully flat bed . LEDs project a relaxing blue light , the windows darken and pictures of galaxies and starry skies appear on the monitors and on the front dashboard . The concept model ( illustrated ) is called Gea and was presented at Geneva 's 85th International Motor Show this week . It is dubbed 'the future of luxury mobility . ' It has so-called 'book-type ' doors that can be opened remotely and beam a red carpet from the car onto the floor . A Business mode turns the Gea into a mobile office with two 19-inch screens that drop from the roof to let passengers choose what information is shown . The front passenger seat can also turn through 180 degrees to hold meetings on the move . And in Dream mode the right rear seat can turn into a fully flat bed . All of these lighting systems are based on Audi laserlight and LED technology . The red G icon of the manufacturer fitted on the rear of the car is illuminated and is fitted with a camera that serves as both a rear-view mirror and a parking assistant . The car reaches a top speed of 155mph ( 250 km/h ) and is powered by four motors , but there are no immediate plans to launch a consumer model of the luxurious car . Wolfgang Egger , Head of Styling Area of Italdesign Giugiaro said : 'Gea is not simply a car , we wanted to give shape to our vision of luxury mobility for the future ' . The car reaches a top speed of 155mph ( 250 km/h ) and is powered by four motors . There are no immediate plans to launch a consumer model of the luxurious car . Wolfgang Egger , Head of Styling Area of Italdesign Giugiaro said : 'Gea is not simply a car , we wanted to give shape to our vision of luxury mobility for the future '
Engineers at Italdesign Giugiaro and Audi teamed up with sensors . Aluminium handles and flat boards are fitted into the seats and floor . Once a sensor is pressed the handles slide out of the compartment . These boards can then be used for upper body routines . For lower bodies , the boards can be raised and used for stepping boards . Its Wellness mode increases the lighting and makes the cabin warmer . While its Business mode turns the autonomous car into a mobile office .