Cars you may be driving in 10 years

By
Rocky
– June 9, 2011Posted in: Car News

General Motors' EN-V, short for Electric Networked-Vehicle, is like a built-out, network-enabled Segway: It can park itself, it uses radar and Doppler sensors to detect and avoid other vehicles, and it'll respond to a request for a ride via smartphone. But it won't get you anywhere fast. Top speed is 25 miles per hour. Automakers are working to answer one central question — how to provide sustainable transportation for people worldwide — but they’re finding different solutions.



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