Automotive
What the Next Generation of Cities Can Teach Us
From quieter streets to shared mobility, the cities taking shape now offer lessons in how we might live and move together.
By Daniel Harper
7 min read

From quieter streets to shared mobility, the cities taking shape now offer lessons in how we might live and move together.
Across the conversations behind this story, one theme kept returning: the most lasting changes tend to be the least dramatic. They are built gradually, by people paying close attention to what is already in front of them.
Designing for a different kind of journey
As drivetrains shrink and software grows, the shape of a vehicle is no longer dictated by what sits under the bonnet. Interiors are becoming calmer, more open, and closer to a room than a cockpit.
The challenge now is emotional as much as technical: how to make something new feel familiar enough to trust, and distinctive enough to want.
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