We just finished imagining what the vehicles in the year 2039 would be like and guess that discussion has set the tone for us today. We now give a look into the future of vehicles in year 2033 but this time, we aren’t imagining the war of worlds. Instead, we take a glimpse into the future vehicles with evolution as the dominant factor. Beginning with the body, the conventional material would make way for a durable carbon frame which would see the energy efficiency being maximised. Today’s paint work would then make way for laser jobs which would see the complexion of the car change in hours for a few dollars.
Shifting the focus on windows, they would be made out of transparent aluminium which could be darkened or lightened on a single command. That would no way mean that they aren’t sturdy enough just as those glass ones, they would indeed be sturdier than them. Driver recognition using fingerprint recognition, keyless start and proximity sensors would come as standard. The entire vehicle could be controlled using a central joystick, which would come with a variability of changing into a right-hand drive as well.
An overnight charge would see such cars commuting 300 miles and they would be easy to charge with a dock in the garage. During the charging period the cars would go through a self cleaning process. All this amalgamation of technology sounds pretty hunky-dory but this kind of a future is still distant,yet,it is certainly needed to save our environment from the blunt of present day automobiles.
[Courtesy: Startribune]
