Rolls Royce
When it comes to high-end, luxury cars, no other name is as well known or envied as Rolls-Royce. These classy cars have been on the road since the first models were introduced in 1906, and they still remain as one of the biggest players in the luxury car business.
If this AI-generated image is what Rolls-Royce cars will look like in 100 years, we really hope they manage to stick around that long! We definitely wouldn't say no to a luxury car outlined with bright neon colors like these. However, we shudder to think about what a car like this would actually cost!
Jeep
In the year 2124, Jeeps could evolve into sleek, futuristic vehicles that blend cutting-edge technology with rugged capability. Powered by advanced electric propulsion systems, Jeep could go further into environmentally friendly technology while easily traversing diverse terrains.
Equipped with artificial intelligence, they offer autonomous driving capabilities and adaptive features that cater to individual preferences and driving styles.
Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz got its start all the way back in 1886 when Carl Benz released what's believed to be the first self-propelled vehicle using a combustion engine. Since then, the German brand has come to be known for its classy (and very pricey) luxury vehicles. We can't help but wonder what the future has in store for this company.
We just hope that the future of Mercedes-Benz isn't much like this car created by AI image generators! This is definitely one vehicle that's way too futuristic for its own good—how in the world do you even get into a vehicle like this? Let's hope that cars are a little more than just metal blobs 100 years from now.
Honda
Honda continues to lead the automotive industry with innovative technologies and a commitment to sustainability. Honda cars of the future will likely powered by advanced electric propulsion systems, offering zero-emission driving without sacrificing performance.
Given that Honda vehicles are among the most popular on the market, they'll likely hold their place among the most prominent automakers on the market.
BMW
We're not sure what it is about Germans and luxury cars, but the European country is home to multiple major luxury brands, including BMW. The company got its start in the early 1900s, and since then, they've become synonymous with fancy, high-priced automobiles. There's no telling what they'll come up with in the next 100 years!
While this AI-generated image of a futuristic BMW looks pretty cool, we're not sure how practical it would be—it looks like the car is heavy on the structural elements but worryingly light on a windshield you can actually see through! Hopefully, we'll have perfected self-driving cars by then because this looks like an automobile crash waiting to happen.
Ferrari
This Ferrari sports the perfect blend of classic and futuristic styles. If any cars look like this in 100 years, we can definitely get behind it!
Ferrari, an iconic brand synonymous with luxury, speed, and precision engineering, could continue to push the boundaries of automotive excellence 100 years into the future.
Formula One Car
If you're looking for the fastest of the fast, look no further than the iconic Formula One cars. The cars, which are often designed by the racing teams themselves, are known for their ridiculously high speeds and unique look. This is definitely not the car you take out for a relaxing Sunday drive!
We hope that car racing sticks around for another century or two because a Formula One car like this would be absolutely awesome. It's definitely got an unusual shape, but what else is new—these cars have always been known to look a little weird. The orange lighting (or paint) makes the whole thing look like it's a flaming speed demon.
Mustang
Mustangs have transformed into iconic symbols of automotive innovation and sustainable performance. Mustangs could offer unparalleled speed and efficiency while emitting zero emissions by harnessing advanced electric and hydrogen fuel cell technologies.
By implementing artificial intelligence and augmented reality interfaces, they could provide more advanced driving experiences tailored to the needs of the driver.
SUV
SUVs may have originally been created to give buyers a taste of off-roading driving, but these days, you're just as likely to see them in the middle of a city, carting a bunch of kids off to soccer practice. You may spend an arm and a leg on gas for these things, but you'll never feel too cramped when you're driving one.
This AI-generated image of a futuristic SUV is definitely a bit of a mixed bag. We love that it almost looks like this thing is floating on air, but we're not as crazy about the weird boxy, angular design. However, that element does feel very realistic, as car companies have already put plenty of eyesore cars on the roads over the years!
Tesla
Using cutting-edge innovations in renewable energy and battery storage, Tesla vehicles could boast unprecedented range capabilities, allowing for cross-continental travel on a single charge.
Equipped with advanced autonomous driving systems and artificial intelligence, these Teslas may offer seamless navigation, personalized entertainment, and enhanced safety features, redefining the concept of transportation as we know it.
Pickup Truck
Is there anything more American than a pickup truck? Originally created to be used by farmers and others with outdoorsy jobs, most pickups these days are purchased for bragging rights alone. The pickup is one of the most commonly purchased vehicle types in the country, despite the fact that only about 16% of vehicles manufactured are trucks.
We could totally see Ford or Chevy trying to sell this truck 100 years in the future. Aside from the fact that there appear to be no visible doors to enter the truck, this thing looks pretty cool! The designs on this pickup get a bit "melty" looking in places, but you have to admit this would definitely be an eye-catching model.
Subaru
Subaru makes some of the most affordable cars and SUVs on the market, and even with advancements in technology, they may very well be able to uphold their reputation for quality at a reasonable price.
This SUV from Subaru looks much like a Forester or Outback, but with new technology that we can look forward to.
DeLorean
Despite the fact that it was only on the market for a few years in the '80s, the DMC DeLorean has managed to achieve eternal fame thanks to the big role it plays in the Back to the Future franchise. The gull-wing doors on the vehicle might have looked ridiculous to some, but it gave the car a very interesting futuristic feel.
While a real DeLorean might not be able to help you travel into the future, we can get a glimpse of a potential future version of this car thanks to the magic of AI. It may look a little too angular for its own good, but we'd still be glad to take this thing for a spin any day!
Crossovers
In the future, crossovers are likely to continue evolving to meet consumers' changing needs and preferences. With advancements in technology and engineering, future crossovers may feature more efficient powertrains, including electric and hydrogen fuel cell options,
As urbanization and lifestyle trends evolve, future crossovers may also adapt to offer versatile interior configurations and customizable options to accommodate diverse lifestyles and activities, ensuring their continued relevance and appeal in the automotive market.
Bugatti
It hasn't always been smooth sailing for the Bugatti brand, but they have managed to stay alive and relevant for more than 100 years. Founded in the early 1900s, the business struggled after the death of its founder, only to be revived in the 1980s by a private investor.
If the company manages to stay around for another century, we could totally see them putting out a car like this one. However, you might be a bit cramped for space in this thing, as it appears that the tires on the car are taller than the cabin itself! However, this sleek, black build is definitely giving us Batmobile vibes.
MINI Cooper
The MINI Cooper is one vehicle that has managed to survive over the years with numerous iterations, including SUV options.
The one thing that has never drastically changed is their look. Here we have a futuristic MINI Cooper but it still has that iconic style, nonetheless.
Floating on Air
Humans have long dreamed of flying cars—from Back to the Future to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang to The Jetsons. However, until now, these miraculous machines have been nothing more than a fantasy. But maybe we'll figure out the technology within the next 100 years or so!
If this AI-generated image is a vision of things to come, then sign us up! We love how this contraption looks to be equal parts car and spaceship and seems to be floating along without a care in the world. Let's just hope that the skies don't get congested during rush hour!
Nissan
This Nissan SUV just screams futuristic, looking something like a moon buggy or what have you. Maybe it even is designed to roam other planetary bodies? You never know.
One of Nissan's most popular vehicles is the Nissan Rogue and so we can likely expect SUVs like that to hold their popularity in the future - whatever it may look like.
The Racecar of the Future
This futuristic car looks like something that the great-great-great-grandson of Speed Racer would drive. This also vaguely resembles a Ferrari—if the creators drank a few too many before designing it! If this is the car of the future, we're in for some weird times on the road.
There are definitely some strange things about this car, like that mysterious lump in the back, but we absolutely love that one of the headlights is covered and makes the car look like it's wearing an eyepatch. This one definitely may need a few design revisions before it's ready for the road.
Toyota
Toyota makes some of the most reliable cars on the market, and they will certainly have their place in the future in the future.
As electric and hydrogen fuel cell technology advances, even sports cars like this should make their way into our sustainable future.
A Car with a View
Who doesn't like a gorgeous view when going for a drive? We love that this AI-generated car has a glass dome on top of the car for optimum viewing of everything around you. However, as cool as some parts of this car look, we've also seen a few things that have left us scratching our heads.
Namely, we're still trying to figure out where in the world the wheels are on this thing! Hopefully, this is a floating car, because it doesn't look like this thing is moving forward on land any time soon. Overall though, the AI program did a great job at creating a vehicle that feels straight from the future.
Volkswagen
When most people think of a Volkswagen, they usually think of a Beetle, the vehicle that put them on the map. Yet, today, the Beetle is no longer made.
Hopefully, later down the line, this prediction will come true, and we will have at least something that resembles the classic Beetle we love.
Not the Most Beautiful Car in the Future
We can't help but imagine that this is a future descendant of the Pontiac Aztek because we've never seen a car that's quite as ugly as this one! In the future, beautiful design is apparently a thing of the past. We have no clue what kind of person would want to drive this behemoth of an eyesore.
We're also not sure why it appears that the front half of the car is significantly taller than the back half, but we're sure that's definitely going to cause problems if you took this thing out for a spin! If this is the future of vehicles, we'll just stick with the present, thanks.
Minivans
Even in the future, kids will have to get to soccer practice. A Minivan is the perfect way to get everyone there.
One hundred years into the future, minivans will be more advanced than ever, but who knows what they will look like? AI suggests that they will sport a retro look like this.
Flying Car
Of course, one thing we are all hoping for in the future is the flying car. The Jetsons and Back to the Future promised it but we still don't have them in our cities. if we did, though, they might look like this.
Nevertheless, there are things to consider, such as whether we need pilot licenses for them. You also have to consider what controlling air traffic would look like and what the rules would be.