Cars are widely used all over the world in an increasing rate. You can find that only one family has more than one car. The traditional cars that are used nowadays use gasoline as a fuel to generate power for the car, so the cars that are designed for the future are developed to reserve nature from pollution. Futuristic cars concentrate in their designs on using clean sources of power to decrease the amount of released gases that affect the atmosphere badly and affect our health which leads to diseases. There are too many shapes for the futuristic cars that are attractive and amazing.
Just a few years into its short life, BMW's i sub-brand is changing its mission from the pursuit of the electric cars to building the ultimate self-driving machine. That's according to Klaus Froehlich, shown above, a BMW board member and the head of research and design.
Project i Next won't abandon the electric car model – but instead, its next EV will feature the next-generation of self-driving technology. This is not the first time we've heard of BMW's autonomous aspirations, but it's the first time we've heard of a new name or designation for the brand. According to Reuters, BMW won't sell its next i-badged EV until 2021 – whether that's the oft-rumored i5 or another vehicle all together remains to be seen. Whatever BMW calls it, driverless tech will be a priorit