We are driving even more and even more into the unknown world of the future, and the electric revolution is a great example of that.
Whilst one can not state that developments like electric cars have actually not been given sufficient attention, but there is a great factor for that. What these battery electric vehicles represent is the roadways of the future, technologies that will redraw transportation infrastructure and the way that we take a trip for the forevermore. They will reach into unthought-of corners of society, leaving petrol stations defunct and most likely modification the manner in which we think about travel, forcing us to factor thirty-minute recharge stops into our long-distance journeys. That's before we even get to self-driving automobiles, which are seeing considerable financial investment from unicorn start-ups to more standard market figures like Jim Farley. What will a road-trip be like when no one has to drive, let alone the space opened up by there no longer being any need for inner-city parking? The cities, streets, and journeys of the future will be written by this technology.
Whilst the list of electric vehicles open to us now are fairly familiar, amazed versions of things we have known and liked for a century or more, we are reaching a point where we will begin crossing into the realm of science-fiction. Is there anything more emblematic of a sci-fi city of the future than highways in the sky, the ground given over to pedestrians and the heavens populated by flying vehicles? This could be our science-reality quicker than we may think, with people like Hassan Jameel funding efforts to make electrical, air-borne travel for the masses a typical sight within the next years. Obviously, this will indicate a complete rethink of city infrastructure that struggled to make even e-scooters mix flawlessly into the transport landscape, however versatility and versatility are going to be important qualities as we try to implement unthinkable technological developments and develop the world of the future in the years to come.
The future seldom feels as imminent as when one is passed by a fleet of whizzing lorries, slipping past with the streamlined silence that just electric power can provide. The sheer selection of new electric vehicles is currently wandering off into the realm of the mind-boggling, with maybe a healthy scattering of absurdity. Delivery riders cruising uphill on what looks like a standard bike, other than that they exhibit a calm coolness that can only actually originate from not pedalling; entrepreneurs and tracksuited teenagers alike zipping through the streets on energized scooters that one would usually have actually seen piled in the arms of tired looking mothers on the school run; this is the transport of future. Distinguished investors like David Sacks are pouring financial investment into this brave new world of movement, and felt confident, this is only the start of the electric revolution.