Car concepts define the future of mobility

Car concepts define the future of mobility

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show presented the future of mobility and challenged preconceptions about mobility in various forms, from reimagining the interior of driverless cars to solar-powered vehicles. 

Here’s a look at some of the electric car concepts presented at the show.

The Future Makes a Comeback

The DeLorean was back to the future on the CES show floor. The eye-catching prototype made by The DeLorean Motor Company has an expected range of 300 miles and a zero to 60 mph time less than three seconds. While the car takes some design cues from the original iconic DeLorean of the ’80s, it’s also very much its own beast.

The DeLorean Alpha5 at the annual Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, Nevada on Jan. 7, 2023. (Nataraj Shivaprasad/The Diamondback)

Roar-less Lion

The lion-emblemed French car brand Peugeot made a quiet roar at CES. The Inception Concept EV rethinks a luxurious interior

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Incumbents are getting in on the future air mobility action

Incumbents are getting in on the future air mobility action

The future air mobility (FAM) Industry is growing, with 16,000 orders placed for novel aircraft and propulsion systems, $15.8 billion in disclosed funding in the last ten years, and new investments and orders continuing to flow in. Although startup manufacturers have garnered much attention, incumbent original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have assumed an increasingly active role in recent years. While most major aerospace OEMs have researched innovations and future concepts including novel propulsion, unusual aircraft configurations, and autonomy for decades, they only began more formal programs on these topics recently. Aerospace suppliers have also become more active in FAM over the past few years.

Given these developments, we analyzed the FAM efforts of the largest established aerospace OEMs and suppliers to gain more clarity about their current activity. Our results show that 72 percent of the largest 25 aircraft OEMs and 64 percent of the largest 25 suppliers

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