5 Future Self Driving Cars YOU MUST SEE

Volkswagen I.D. Concept
As a concept car, the I.D. has the Pilot tech, which explains the four backlit circles on the roof, one at each corner. Those are laser scanners, commonly referred to as lidar sensors, which protrude from the bodywork and scan the I.D.’s surroundings when the autonomous-driving mode is activated.

MINI Vision Next 100
In a future where a single MINI can be shared amongst everyone, a new generation of technology enables the car to always look and feel like your own. Parts of the exterior surfaces transform to suit your personal preferences and beam a personalised greeting as you approach it.

BMW Vision Next 100
BMW wants to intensify your feeling of sheer driving pleasure even more in future – with the BMW VISION NEXT 100. A vehicle that is in continuous dialogue with you, the driver. A vehicle that recognises your needs, enhances your perception and adjusts to your individual requirements – seamlessly connecting you with intelligent technologies and materials to strengthen your capabilities more than ever before.

Volvo Cars
Simple, intuitive and easy to use. Sensus Connect is now ready to take the wheel at the groundbreaking Drive Me project in Gothenburg, piloting 100 self-driving Volvo cars for the very first time on public roads. Volvo Cars and Ericsson are developing intelligent media streaming for when drivers can view content in self-driving cars.

Rolls-Royce Vision Next 100
The Rolls-Royce VISION NEXT 100 anticipates the mobility demands of the luxury customer of the future. Brought to life by Rolls-Royce after many months of study and consultation with current patrons of the brand, the car represents their clearly expressed desire for an assurance that the marque’s plans for the future of luxury personal mobility will continue to embody the key attributes that have made Rolls-Royce the preferred marque of the most discerning and powerful patrons in the world for over a Century.