Peugeot Design Lab and French piano manufacturer Pleyel collaborate to produce a futuristic piano that truly breaks with the past.The final development of this piano of the future required months of research, study and tests. The lowering of the mechanics allows the aligning of the pianos cover and keyboard. For the first time in the history of the piano, the audience can see the artist play from any viewing angle. The lowered action no longer inhibits the sound projection, with a level of quality never previously attained. Even though the piano retains its black lacquer finish, one of the classic cues of the piano world, Peugeot Design Lab has completely revisited the instrument by endeavoring to change all of the traditional conventions, as regards volume, ergonomics and construction. The piano possesses all quality and sophistication of surface from the world of the automobile. In this way, its soft and structured silhouette takes the look of the streamlined hull of a competition sailing boat. With its sculptured surfaces and aerodynamic look, the piano has a slender appearance and is resolutely revolutionary.