The car of the future will not be a car – researchers’ conclusions

The car of the future will not be a car – researchers’ conclusions

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Will the cars that will appear in the next 50 years not have the form of the cars we know well? Scientists from all over the world, who study the automotive market, come to such conclusions.

First, the cars of the future will not be powered by gasoline. They will be powered by solar energy, conventional electricity, wind or hydrogen. Gasoline, diesel and LPG will be a thing of the past.

Secondly, the cars of the future will look completely different. The vision of energy loss is very important here, hence the lack of edges, extremely streamlined shapes and small size.

Thirdly, and probably worst of all for the drivers, cars will drive themselves. In the future, the market will be completely dominated by vehicles saturated with artificial intelligence that will drive autonomously on the roads.

Do you like this vision?

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