Transportation in all forms and sizes are getting cleaner and the vehicles are self-driving. We for example cover electric cars, airplanes and trucks but also drones and all kinds of autonomous vehicles.
Lithium prices have gone up in the last years, contributing to increased costs for electric car batteries. But now prices are dropping.
Stockholm City will participate in a new EU project to develop a drone infrastructure for delivering goods and services. The project can potentially revolutionize how we think about transportation and logistics in urban areas.
π‘ Self-driving cars will look different and be much cheaper to travel, meaning a freedom revolution for people with disabilities.
Few humans can drive at 200 miles per hour, like an F1 driver, and it is very dangerous to do so. But that would be easy peasy for an autonomous vehicle.
π‘ Self-driving cars will be many times safer than human-driven cars and save millions of lives and stop even more people from getting hurt.
π‘ In 20 years humans will not be allowed to drive cars on regular roads, because computers by then will drive so much better. This will bring massive change, and lots of new opportunities. The time to start thinking about this is NOW.
At the end of this year, travelers in Oslo, Norway can expect to circulate fossil fuel-free as the city plans the worldβs first fully electric public transit system.
By shipping its home deliveries via river barge as far as possible, IKEA can both lower its emissions and make more deliveries in Paris.
In the beginning of next year a car powered by the sun called Squad solar electric city car is coming to the US.