Intelligent Urban Vehicle Can Drive Itself
General Motors has announced a new electric smart-vehicle designed for future urban environments.
The EN-V, which was revealed yesterday in Shanghai, is fully electric and only has two wheels. It can fit two passengers, and produces no emissions.
A degree of intelligence is built into the car as well. It’s able to communicate with other vehicles to avoid accidents, and can navigate itself with a detailed GPS system.
Unfortunately, the EN-V is not scheduled to be released until 2030.
Watch a video preview below:
[via Newslite]
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| TOPICS: | Automotive, Design & Architecture, Electronics & Gadgets, Environmental / Green, Travel |
| TAGS: | Cars, Electric Cars, EN-V, GM, GPS, shanghai, smart cars |
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