Mercedez-Benz envisions the Urbanetic being a people-mover during rush hours, but a cargo vehicle during other hours.
The Urbanetic can hold up to 12 people, but if you switch out the body on top of the chassis, the Urbanetic can become a goods transporter, which can support around 550 pounds of whatever you're hauling.
Best of all, the Urbanetic is efficient: Mercedez-Benz claims the car has zero emissions, and learns the best routes and systems over time thanks to its self-learning infrastructure, which communicates with other cars within the fleet to navigate traffic in real-time as quickly as possible.
What it is: The Urbanetic concept car
Who makes it: Mercedes-Benz
Why it's the best: The Urbanetic checks all the boxes of a futuristic car: It's self-driving, fully electric, has zero local emissions, can transport people or goods, and is constantly getting better all the time.
Where and when you can get it: The car is currently in its "concept" stage, so the name and appearance are likely to change if and when Mercedes-Benz decides to sell this car.
How much it will cost: Unknown, but don't expect it to be cheap — if it ever arrives. Given the Mercedes name, and all of the high tech packed inside this futuristic and modular car, we'd expect the Urbanetic to cost at least six figures.
To see the Urbanetic in action, check out Mercedes-Benz's debut video for the car below.
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