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It's been hearing that round that Greg Brown and Dave Fawcett are working on a new conceptual car called GF7 that comes with fabulous design and a lot of high-tech features. This car will be able to fly in the air with a speed of 550 mph (885 km/h).

French multinational vehicle manufacturer Renault has made a conceptual car called Kwid. The specialty of this car is there is a drone inside its roof that can come out and fly, and warns the driver about traffic jams on the road ahead.

Normally, small engine size corresponds directly to a lower output. This is certainly not the case with Nissan's new 400 bhp engine which is small enough to fit inside carry-on luggage and yet offers an extraordinary amount of power.

We reported that Volkswagen had been working on a conceptual car named Volkswagen XL1 that would go around 262 mpg. And finally, Volkswagen has made that car and it is being said that Volkswagen XL1 is the "most efficient car" ever made.

Now a days, cars are equipped with high tech facilities. Lately, it's been reported that Google has joined hands with German automobile manufacturer Audi to develop in-car entertainment and information systems that would function on the search giant’s Android operating system.

Zee.Aero is a small company located near the GooglePlex. Lately the company has unveiled a conceptual car that will be able to take off and land vertically. The best thing of this flying car will be it will fit in a standard parking space!

Based on the advanced technology, it has been predicted that there will be more than 3 billion vehicles on the planet in 2050 and all the cars will be autonomous.

Car makers have engaged themselves to bring revolutionary cars in the past few years. Focusing that goal, car maker Nissan has planned to represent its conceptual revolutionary trapezoidal BladeGlider car at the Tokyo Motor Show this month.

We all know that car makers are trying to make self-driving cars. People have been eagerly waiting to see which company becomes first to bring the self-driving car in the world. Now we have got the answer - it's none other than Mercedes-Benz.

Japanese multinational automaker Toyota unveiled the concept of its three-wheeler i-Road at this year's Geneva Motor Show. Now the company has got green light for early production of i-Road.