Personally don't want to see any future trucks on the road because it's taking jobs away and I don't think the exhaust from trucks isn't nowhere near the amount of CO2 that's spit out of a jet liner and how many of those are in action on any given day... Nobody seems to be crying about jet liners and making them green and autonomous but seem to push for cars n trucks to be.... Why..?? Cry is to go green but if you do so cities states don't like it and wont let you go green so it's just a bunch of B.S to go green it's just another way to track us or to hinder us getting around unobserved by big brother.. My opinions though but something for others to think about People check out Agenda 2030
OMG.... they should really consider that over the cars bus for high traffic areas like Atlanta. But just for highway traffic....it would make a big difference💚
On the micro truck you said it's 15 in in length if it's 15 in in length how does anybody get into it you said 60 in in width so it's wider than it is long I think your measurements are wrong
If the truck that had the drivers sticking out the top of it they should give it a dome perspecks lid like a just plain to protect the operators from the wether emagen driving through a snow storm being up the top of the truck like a bike rider brrrr well it's just a thought
From Audi none of them, they have no idea how to design trucks just by viewing their concepts, unrealistic in the real world of driving (from the horses mouth).
As a trucker, I highly agree with you. They obviously don't have a clue what it's really like out there. They just have to make these things look all futuristic and their job is done!
@@steverudder3321 To my understanding it was the Audi racing design team that came up with those concepts, maybe they should just stick to the racing end of it. NC
How is all that plastic on those tractor trailer skirts going stay on when even operating on American roads? The practicality of these designs is laughable.
These trucks have no opportunity to become real it is a delusion a dream fantasy that these trucks will exist in the future diesel diesel hybrid could be a possibility for the future and maybe some other hybrid technology with hydrogen or ammonia powered vehicles possibly but no electric vehicle was going to take over the trucking industry it's it's no possibility We cannot wait for packages for a truck that's gonna charge 8 hours it makes no sense The battery technology does not exist today to power semi trucks the best it can do is small cars for city travel any long distance you need gas or hybrid technology and maybe the future which could be hydrogen or ammonia powered vehicles I do see that as a possibility but electric cars have no shot right now to take over in the next 20 years
