Cool Cars From The Future

41. A Hovercraft? Yes.

Engineers Michael Mercier and Chris Jones have been working on a hovercraft which will feature materials like carbon fiber, aluminum, fiberglass, and marine plywood. Production of a single model will cost close to $20 million.

42. Peugeot Aureon Concept

This three-wheeled electric car is all about efficient transport. It only seats two people, so you might be looking at the city roadster of the future. If you're wondering where the motor is, it's inside the large back wheel.

43. 2025 Lincoln Continental

This concept was actually designed by Lawrence Tech University undergrads, but produced by Ford Motor Company’s product development center. Some of the over the top features include a retractable food cooler, a beverage dispenser, a center-opening doors, and a slipping trunk bed.

44. A Hovercraft? Yes.

Engineers Michael Mercier and Chris Jones have been working on a hovercraft which will feature materials like carbon fiber, aluminum, fiberglass, and marine plywood. Production of a single model will cost close to $20 million.

45. Peugeot Aureon Concept

This three-wheeled electric car is all about efficient transport. It only seats two people, so you might be looking at the city roadster of the future. If you're wondering where the motor is, it's inside the large back wheel.

46. 2025 Lincoln Continental

This concept was actually designed by Lawrence Tech University undergrads, but produced by Ford Motor Company’s product development center. Some of the over the top features include a retractable food cooler, a beverage dispenser, a center-opening doors, and a slipping trunk bed.

47. A Hovercraft? Yes.

Engineers Michael Mercier and Chris Jones have been working on a hovercraft which will feature materials like carbon fiber, aluminum, fiberglass, and marine plywood. Production of a single model will cost close to $20 million.

48. Peugeot Aureon Concept

This three-wheeled electric car is all about efficient transport. It only seats two people, so you might be looking at the city roadster of the future. If you're wondering where the motor is, it's inside the large back wheel.

49. 2025 Lincoln Continental

This concept was actually designed by Lawrence Tech University undergrads, but produced by Ford Motor Company’s product development center. Some of the over the top features include a retractable food cooler, a beverage dispenser, a center-opening doors, and a slipping trunk bed.

50. A Hovercraft? Yes.

Engineers Michael Mercier and Chris Jones have been working on a hovercraft which will feature materials like carbon fiber, aluminum, fiberglass, and marine plywood. Production of a single model will cost close to $20 million.