car interiors and roads of the future might look like based on these predictions. Autonomous cars will appear on demand The car of the future will be electric, autonomous and powered by AI ...

Apparently. The future of the United Corporations of America will be full of cars designed to drive fast and kill people. At least that's the case in the trailer for Death Race 2050, a remake of ...

My car of the future is an electric racecar. I built it in my basement to inspire kids, promote an ethic of efficiency, and see how far I could go with one kilowatt/hour (1.3 hp) of lead-acid battery.

The company still plans to be all electric in the next decade, but combustion cars sold today will live well into the future. As automakers march toward an all-electric future, a reminder of the ...

Today, our award-winning teams are developing the Car of the Future, a lighter, greener hybrid that travels over 100 miles using the equivalent of a single gallon of gas. Audio Transcription: Imagine ...

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A British firm thinks its brewed up the future of naval warfare with the Dreadnought 2050, a fusion-powered trimaran that needs just 100 sailors. This post is appearing on Autoblog Military ...

Every single new car sold in the UK is likely to be a zero-emissions vehicle by 2050, according to the latest agreement signed by the Government. The UK was among the 13 international members of ...

Car technology is moving faster than it ever has, with firms continually pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Currently, motoring is one of the key future car tech battlegrounds ...

While it’s always fun to play futurist, there are clues to business circa 2050 that can help strategists define their future business models and processes – not for 2050 but for the next 5-7 ...

When we launched the "Car of the Future: Open Production" site, we asked for audience input, and we got it in spades. Many of the hundreds of people who e-mailed us said, in essence, "Come see the ...