Honda has a wild vision for the future of driverless cars
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Honda's latest vision for driverless cars is a creative, wanderlust-filled adventure.
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Map and Mori
A visual representation of the world's longest human migration.
The automaker commissioned London-based design studio Map to assemble prototypes showcasing the driverless cars of the future. The whole project was inspired by the world's longest human migration - Nairobi, Kenya to Manaus, Brazil - with each vehicle taking a leg in that journey.
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Here's Honda's wild driverless car vision:
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