The technological development that has taken place in recent years has also brought changes in the automotive industry, which is at the centre of my interest. The concepts of both leading carmakers and new entrants forecast the rise of self-driving cars. In this new context, the relationship between man and machine is fundamentally changing. Traditional interactions are transforming, and the experience of travelling is moving away from the usual driving experience. In my thesis, I reflect on this change. I envision a concept where man remains an active element in creating the driving experience. I consider the complexity of the nervous system as a guideline in the experience of moving and movement, and I made an alternative to this in the form of a self-driving sports car. This vehicle offers its passengers a unique experience that driving enthusiasts have already become accustomed to, yet is surrounded by a whole new technological environment.