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Jaguar Land Rover presented an unmanned electric vehicle
Jaguar Land Rover introduced the unmanned electric vehicle Project Vector. He became the first car in history with the logos of two automakers.
The British Vector Project Vector is designed for urban use. It is able to interact with both other modes of transport, and with the entire road infrastructure, according to the developers website.
In the 4-meter rover placed the battery and all components of the power plant. The drone body can change its configuration: from a passenger to a cargo vehicle.
The test of the concept car is planned to begin in 2021. At the moment, representatives of the British concern are discussing testing conditions with the authorities of the English Coventry.
It was also reported on development by Gordon Murray Design, Delta Motorsport and itMoves. Their drone is a single-seat vehicle that can adapt to different types of traffic.
The British Vector Project Vector is designed for urban use. It is able to interact with both other modes of transport, and with the entire road infrastructure, according to the developers website.
In the 4-meter rover placed the battery and all components of the power plant. The drone body can change its configuration: from a passenger to a cargo vehicle.
The test of the concept car is planned to begin in 2021. At the moment, representatives of the British concern are discussing testing conditions with the authorities of the English Coventry.
It was also reported on development by Gordon Murray Design, Delta Motorsport and itMoves. Their drone is a single-seat vehicle that can adapt to different types of traffic.
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