How do we imagine our cars in the near future?

The world of cars is undergoing a major revolution since the creation of ultra-advanced engines and autonomous systems, so an English site revealed its vision for the future of driving and the shape of cars in 2050.

The cars are expected to have a fully electric cabin, and will be equipped with 360-degree panoramic glass windows, as well as structural panels that will be changed colors by application on the owner's phone.

The site relied on the predictions of some futures scientists, along with its use of a survey of more than 2000 drivers in the United Kingdom to clarify the shape of cars and their stages of development. Thirty years ago, the era of hatchbacks appeared, and now in 2020, iterations of these models are still present, and not much has changed. Significantly, the basic form remained the same for three decades.

But this seems to change with the implementation of the self-driving technology of companies such as Tesla and Waymo, and government legislation, which stipulates that diesel and gasoline use should be abandoned within the next 15 years, and it appears that by 2050, the transportation industry will be very different.

According to the British website, "digital paint" would be popular with consumers, and would allow the car to change color at the request of the owner via an application, and this could be available by 2040. The self-driving car will transform the hard seat structure into a more flexible cabin space that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as sleeping and living space.

Drivers also said that they may want to make use of the travel time by reading a book from the built-in library or watching their favorite shows and movies from the large integrated TV screen. Other common recreational uses for spacious design include table games, hair, and makeup, and four percent of people think a robot-controlled mobile car will provide the perfect time to practice yoga.