Rolls Royce's Autonomous Vehicle for 2035

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Consider the year 2035. It’s actually not that far off. Rolls Royce wants your future transportation to whisk you to your destination in distinct style. Their 103EX Concept does that, with an all-electric sleek design, and unmistakable Rolls Royce touches. From a projected ‘red carpet’ to a silk lounge inside, this vehicle is fully autonomous, without any steering wheel. Instead, you talk to the AI assistant, Eleanor, and she obliges your commands.

Car enthusiast Supercar Blondie takes us on a special look at this future-looking concept from the Brits.