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‘If not now, then when? Will there ever be a more opportune time to develop new forms of mobility? Renault is a front-runner and is using three robo-vehicle concepts to explore possibilities for sustainable and shared mobility solutions of the future.
Radical changes are on the horizon, for users as well as car manufacturers. In a world where urbanisation is rapidly developing and between 60 and 70 percent of the population will be living in cities by 2030, it will be a considerable challenge to tra
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