Future transportation design

Autonomous vehicles are at the heart of future mobility solutions. In the course of this, London-based design studio PriestmanGoode recently presented its concept vehicle for autonomous ride-hailing ‘New Car for London’.

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Linker, a 4-6 seater eVTOL, aims to revolutionize urban transportation. It addresses over-urbanization challenges, providing efficient city-to-city transit. With its innovative design, adaptable seating, and stowage areas, it's a versatile addition to public transport, offering a glimpse into the future of mobility. Learn More!

Hornet designed by Martin Gallo. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Italian designer Pierpaolo Lazzarini has crafted a niche for futuristic designs under the Lazzarini Design Studio since 1982 and designing the most outlandish creations. The projects by Pierpaolo center on the automotive and watercraft concept designs that balance luxury and comfort in the future of mobility. Their latest design is a blueprint for an amphibious vehicle . VIEW MORE NOW!

Autonomous vehicles are now a reality on land, and the next natural step is to take to the sea! The Algoritmi concept explores this possibility for cargo carryi

For 20 years Daniel Huber and his team have been working together with Siemens to make the mobility of the future even more attractive, efficient and user-friendly.

https://youtu.be/bniK9Eqgnw4 CES only comes around once a year, and that's simply not enough time. While it is here, let's talk about what it has to offer. Hot off the press is Toyota's New Mobility Ecosystem and Concept Vehicle just released at this year's CES in Las Vegas. The e-Palette Alliance is a new ecosystem for

'timber mobilities' depicts highly ergonomic and ecological prototypes of cars, shuttles, bikes, hydrofoils, and eVTOLs.

If any company had to build something as outlandish as a pod system with a fixed electric powertrain platform and an interchangeable upper pod based on use, it would probably be Tesla (or maybe we could count this Mercedes Benz concept too). Designed as a part of his thesis project, Fábio Martins' conceptual Tesla Pod