Saic YeZ
This concept car was designed in Shanghai, China. Its name means "leaf". The car has a leaf-like roof which absorbs carbon dioxide and releases oxygen by analogy with the foliage of trees. The innovative car was developed based on the concept of artificial photosynthesis. By 2030, this principle is expected to be used globally in the world automotive industry. Saic YeZ is created to reduce environmental pollution.
Volkswagen Aqua
This unique car was developed for driving both on land and on water. The concept car is powered by hydrogen fuel. To move seamlessly on different surfaces, it features a hovercraft-style air cushion. Besides, this car with unusual futuristic design possesses multiple functions.
General Motors ENV
This innovative tiny electric vehicle was jointly developed by Generаl Motors and Segway Inc. This concept car is an improved prototype of Segway's scooter. The unique car uses lithium-ion batteries, which have sufficient energy capacity for a journey of 40 km. The car can be charged using a common household power socket. In addition, you can drive the car by yourself and with the help of the autonomous driving technology.
Peugeot Ozone
The innovative Peugeot Ozone features side wheels driven by two electric motors. At the same time, the interior of the vehicle remains stationary. The car looks like a mobile terrace with pretty and comfortable seats. The body of the concept car is made of transparent material, which provides a driver with good vision while driving.
Honda Fuya-JO
This unusual concept car was developed in Japan in 1999. Its name means "the city that does not sleep". The car looks like a nightclub on wheels. The dashboard and steering wheel are made in the form of a remote control for switching music. Thanks to its high roof, passengers are able to dance. According to the authors of the project, the concept car is designed for a safety ride around the city in a musical rhythm.
Lovos
This concept car has a fish-like shape. The body of this unique vehicle consists of 260 identical "fish scales" that can be easily opened and closed independently of each other. These "scales" perform a number of functions, including absorbing solar energy and braking in the air. This experimental car was created as an effective solar energy solution.
ErRinGo
This innovative two-seat electric vehicle developed in 2009 has three wheels located around its body. The main wheel is in the middle, while two additional smaller ones are on the sides. Thanks to this design, the car glides smoothly when cornering and maintains balance. Besides, the car features a steering wheel for each driver.
А360
This innovative concept car looks like an unidentified flying object. It was created in 2008. The vehicle has a slightly flattened body and resembles a flying saucer. This concept car is capable of moving in any direction thanks to three sphere-shaped wheels. The car has no steering wheel at all. The name of the car speaks for itself: its interior rotates, completing 360-degree movements and adjusting to the set motion parameters.
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