EcoFactor: Futuristic solar-powered, computer-controlled public transport system.

With the increase in traffic, going from one place to another is not the same as it used to be a couple of decades ago. We somehow have become accustomed to this problem and don’t really think about it when we sit in the cozy comfort of our cars, waiting for hours for the traffic to clear out. With the continuous explosion of global population, this problem is not set to go anywhere in the near future. However, some designers have taken up the task and have created some brilliant designs that can solve some of the traffic woes – at least in megacities like London.

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The Beast

Designed by Peter Azzouni, the Atropos speaks of the future for long haul trucks. Driver comfort is carefully taken care of, so much that the seat can spread into a bed for a relaxing nap. The cylindrical cabin rotates to ensure plenty of space for the bed, and a comfortable driving environment as a seat. The beak looks bulky enough to house an armored vehicle but since this is a design concept, such exaggerations can be overlooked.
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Whenever you come across a concept design your initial reaction is that of surprise and a bit of joy if it either amuses you or even makes you jump up with its design. But here is one concept car that is as vague and mysterious as any. This one is called the Peugeot OXO and, apparently, because the designer wanted to put the X in the title to compliment its design. While the design is that of two pods put together and looks like a couple of bicycles of the future put together with a cross, it looks anything but real.
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SkyTran is a concept for high-capacity and high-speed personal rapid transport developed by an American Company UniModal Transport Solutions. This SkyTran system is two-passenger vehicles, propelled and suspended by maglev system. These are laid out in a one mile by one mile networked grid throughout the city. A large number of small departure and exit portals are placed underneath the guideways at approximately every 400 metres or at every city block.

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Eco Factor: Zero-emission car to run on electric motors.

Rinspeed has got a reputation for developing weird and unusual cars for the Geneva Auto Show. While we were still thrilled about the sQuaba, which was launched last year at the same show, news has surfaced that the company’s plans for next year rest in a car they call the “iChange.”

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