These November 2019 autos include notable examples like AI concept cars and athlete-optimized electric vehicles.
When it comes to the month's technologically advanced examples, standouts include Toyota's electric e-Palette vehicle that was recently redesigned in time for the 2020 Olympics. The vehicle is not only designed to be comfortable and accessible for shuttling athletes back and forth during the games but will also have the ability to "alert pedestrians about its actions and will use sophisticated 3D-mapping technology and numerous sensors."
Toyota's LQ Car -- an autonomous vehicle designed to form an emotional bond with drivers with the help of intuitive technology -- Waymo and Renault's new autonomous rideshare partnership and Polestar's announcement of an upcoming North American EV retail space round off this list. All speak to consumers' desire for evolved and accelerated versions of both electric and self-driving vehicles and illustrate just how far auto design has come and how quickly it is set to change and evolve in years to come.
- Gen Z
- Gen Alpha
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
