Each day there seems to be another announcement about a newly developed Electric Vehicle (EV) that is going to revolutionise the way we move about on the roads of the future. But have you considered that amongst all the news about the race to produce the world’s best electric car, there is an area that we are all forgetting about?
It could turn out to be the deal of the century in the auto world, as Ford and Google engage in talks to collaborate on building a fleet of self-driving cars.
It seems that the worlds of electronic gadgetry and car making are colliding with increasing speed with yet another announcement from an Internet upstart that they are to venture into the wonderful world of mobility.
The producers of the new Bond film, Spectre, appear to have no qualms causing total destruction and squeezing in as much explosions and chaos as they can into the action scenes. We can expect to see the secret agent pursued, in his Aston Martin, past famous Italian landmarks – through the Vatican, past the Colosseum and along the River Tiber – by a baddie in a Jaguar C-X75.
When tourists flock to Tokyo for the Olympics in 2020, they could find themselves being whisked from place to place in unmanned taxis.
Forget all the doom and gloom about car sales that are coming out of so many places around the world – car dealers in the UK have never had it so good