The evolution of cars in 2050

The 2050 car is a driverless vehicle in the shape of a smooth pod that can change colour with the tap of an app
By 2050, cars will be fully autonomous and electric, with advanced customisation technologies
Auto Trader’s Car of the Future design and full report, including a timeline of the evolution of the car can be accessed here

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