'The big changes never happen in the way you see it in sci-fi movies where all of a sudden you have some revolutionary floating buildings or flying cars,' Mate Rimac said.
The rise of self-driving technology and shared ownership of electric vehicles will radically change the design of cars in the coming years, a leading carmaker has said.
"Vehicle design is definitely going to change completely," Rimac said, pitching his vision of the near future, which included cars able to zip along roads without humans behind the wheel. "I think the big changes never happen in the way you see it in sci-fi movies where all of a sudden you have some revolutionary floating buildings or flying cars," he told"There will be different solutions to problems but I think we need to utilize what we have. If you look at roads today, you have traffic jams. When you sit in a traffic jam it looks like there are cars everywhere around you. But from above, most of the roads are empty.
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