8 futuristic cars awaiting markets starting from 2019

8 futuristic cars awaiting markets starting from 2019

A number of international automotive manufacturers have introduced several new models at the Detroit and CES showrooms in the United States. The new models will not be available to the public until 2019, but experts say they represent a revolution in the world of auto-driving technology and automobiles. electrical.

The Business Insider site, the US 8 cars is the best during the two international exhibitions held in the United States in January, noting that although the new cars will not enter the production lines before 2019, but it gives a vision of the future of the automotive industry in the world and indicators of trends and tendencies Consumers.

Apparently, there are many demands for consumers in the world to use electric cars and self-driving in a manner that will force all automakers to respond to these demands urgently in the near future.

To the list of future cars:

1-Byton "smart" four-wheel drive

China's operator, Peyton, unveiled a new concept for electric SUVs, noting that the current model presented at CES this month represents about 85% of the car scheduled to be launched in 2019. It gives us a very good idea of what The product will look final.

The car is planned to include the features of facial recognition technology, replacing cameras instead of side mirrors, sound controls and gestures, and self-driving capabilities.

2 -Infiniti Q Inspiratio

Nissan launched its Infiniti Q Concept at the Detroit Motor Show this month, and while there is no expected launch date, Nissan said later that all Infiniti models that will be released after 2021 will be electrified.

The car will be an innovative engine, with Q-Insight being the world's first "world-class variable compression engine", which is scheduled to debut at the QX50 this year.

Nissan confirms that its experts have developed this engine for more than 20 years, to be more powerful and efficient than the engine of other standard vehicles.

3-Lexus LF-1 Limitless

 First exhibited at the Detroit Auto Show, at the Toyota Pavilion, which owns the Lexus brand, hopes the car will be ready for consumers by 2019, the company said the new car will serve as a Japanese sword.

Featuring innovative driving tools, the car will make driving experience easier with touch-control tools on the steering wheel and touchpad on the driver's dashboard.

 4 - Kia Niro EV

 Kia unveiled an electric version of the Nero Crossover SUV at the CES. The car is a revolution in safety features for both drivers and pedestrians. The car will use cameras, object recognition technology and loudspeakers to alert pedestrians near the car and inside the car. Use touch and gestures in many internal settings.

5. Nissan IMx

Nissan is one of the first international companies to introduce models of electric vehicles in the world. This month Nissan introduced its own electric and self-propelled IMX. The new CES model includes additional features that allow the driver to deliver driving functions to the vehicle.

The IMX has been offered with a steering wheel with retractable steering that would allow the driver to either control or allow the vehicle to control itself.

6. Nissan Xmotion

Nissan has captured the lion's share of public interest at both the Detroit and CES showrooms with its innovative new models. In addition, Nissan launched a new version of the Xmotion at the Detroit Auto Show this month.

Nissan confirms that this car will be the beginning of a series of sophisticated models of future intelligent, which is based on electric technology and self-driving.

7. Toyota e-Palette

Toyota launched its new self-control vehicle at CES in the United States in January, and the tests are scheduled to begin in early 2020 as a tool for all purposes for companies and mass transit.

The company plans to produce three sizes that can be used to deliver goods, move people or work as a front or mobile office.

8. GAC Enverge

The Chinese auto company unveiled its electric version at the Detroit Auto Show, and the company hopes to penetrate the US market by the end of 2019.

The new car has wing doors and the cab is designed like an aircraft cabin, with a large front-facing digital screen as well as additional passenger entertainment in the rear seat.