Visitors to the Consumer Electronics Show, currently in Las Vegas, were able to see individual car models giving a glimpse into the future of driving.
Leading manufacturers of cars and technology have introduced their latest ideas in the automotive, driving and transport industries.
Although most of these ideas are still changing concepts, everyone is armed with closer examples of what we are presenting in this article.
Mercedes: Urbantech and future vision of transportation
The German Mercedes-Benz has put forward its concept of future transport via the Urbancat model, a transport car and a common taxi to transport people around the city.
The interior car seats are designed in a circular pattern in the taxi model, with double seats to create a participatory environment inside the car.
Windows are surrounded by passengers while the front screen displays safety messages and warning messages.
The heads of the passengers are mounted above the windows with a lid screen as shown in the ads, called the "halo screen" Mercedes, showing road information and time to reach.
The German company said the car is fully electric and the internal area of the passenger cabin is about 353 square feet and can transport up to 12 people per trip.
Mercedes did not specify when to launch the car, but expects to operate it soon.
BMW: shy technology in the "iNext"
BMW Germany has introduced its own concept of the Vigne i-Nexet electric vehicle, with its own technology developed for this vehicle.
BMW is a pioneer in automotive technology and has a long tradition in this field, and has launched the name "shy technology" on its latest creations in this car.
Car controls are hidden as door handles and appear when you touch the door like science fiction movies, and the materials used in the interior respond to the touch to show the special features of the car.
The company has also developed an intelligent personal assistant that can respond to the needs of passengers.
Audi: You will not be bored throughout the "holoride"
Audi drove in its new E-Tron drive beyond driving technology, focusing on the same journey and time spent in the car without doing anything.
That's why the entertainment leader used Disney to collaborate with its new "holoride" division to bring the virtual reality game system to all its cars.
By putting the Euclidean virtual reality glasses into the gaming world, passengers are only dedicated to this type of vehicle.
The games will interact with the movement of the car so that the movement in the outside of the car with what the passengers see in the game so as not to get dizzy motion.
Nissan: The Magic Crystal in the Omni System
Nissan Motor Corporation is seeking to turn the windscreen glass into a virtual information gateway through a system called Omni Sensors.
Through this system the car provides the driver with real information about the elements of the street undiscovered and in a visual way.
For example, if there is a car parked at the corner of the street and can not be seen by the driver in the normal state before passing from this corner, the Omni system to broadcast this information visually and appear as a warning to the driver to reduce the speed when passing from this corner.
The technology is based on an in-car system connected to a huge, automatically updated, cloud database that broadcasts all the changes in the road, from pedestrians to buildings and what happens there.
They can tell the driver that a car in a position 500 meters away is moving.
Some consider this concept to be distracted by the driver, giving a lot of information that may not benefit the driver but distract his attention from the road.
Bill and Ober: Taxis Flying Taxis
It's not just a dream anymore, the cab will be ready to take off in 2023, Bill announced by offering spacecraft model NEXIS at the CES 2019.
The hybrid aircraft is the fruit of Bell Labs, part of the Uber project, which aims to launch taxis to the sky.
The vehicle has a speed of 240 kilometers per hour and has six fans of two and a half meters to help it take off.