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The future of transportation was presented at CES


The Italian car design geniuses envisioned a world of sustainable urban mobility.

Many car enthusiasts’ hearts skip a beat when they hear that Beverage design name, not by chance. The Italian studio was founded by one of the godfathers of automotive design, Giorgetto Giugiaro and Aldo Mantovani, in 1968, then still under the name Studi Italiani Realizzazione Prototip SpA – although Giugario’s division was separated from the company in 2015.

Nevertheless, the design of cars can be associated with the company’s name, such as Back to the Future known from movies The new electric version of DeLoreanthe Nissan’s sports car legendor modestly considered only the most powerful electric car in the world Deus Vayanne.

The Climb-E concept consists of two parts: a self-driving platform and a multifunctional cabin that can be placed on it (Photo: Italdesign)
The Climb-E concept consists of two parts: a self-driving platform and a multifunctional cabin that can be placed on it (Photo: Italdesign)

The company has now come up with a design plan that is more surprising than ever before. It opened in Las Vegas today CES 2023 At an entertainment electronics trade fair, the Climb-E concept was presented, which can only be called a car with great goodwill, yet, according to the Italian designers, this could be the future of urban, sustainable mobility – reports AutoEvolution. This year’s CES is expected to be very strong from the point of view of the automotive industry, the joint electric car of Sony and Honda was presented here Afeelabut the world probably of his coolest camouflaged car the veil was pulled here as well.

Climb-E is more like a box or stall on wheels, which consists of two parts. The lower part, the so-called ground module, is a platform 3969 millimeters long, but only 930 millimeters high, to which a cabin 3669 millimeters long and 2180 millimeters high, with the same width as the ground module, can be connected. When connected, the system’s 65 kilowatt-hour battery enables a range of 322 kilometers at a maximum speed of 120 km/h.

Climb-E communicates with the outside world using its external displays, and can also project a virtual zebra to pedestrians (Photo: Italdesign)
Climb-E communicates with the outside world using its external displays, and can also project a virtual zebra to pedestrians (Photo: Italdesign)

The aforementioned battery drives a 107-horsepower electric motor, and thanks to the 800-volt architecture, it can be charged with up to 250 kilowatts, in which case it can be charged to 80 percent within 15 minutes. A wireless charging solution is also available for the Climb-E, which takes 30 minutes to “feed” the battery.

The essence of the system is similar to that introduced at the end of 2021 by Citroën Urban Collective for his project called: ground modules travel the streets of big cities in self-driving mode, and passengers can order them to their homes, with a cabin equipped according to their needs. In other words, you can order a cabin equipped with seats that behaves like a self-driving taxi, but also a mobile meeting room suitable for workplace meetings, a gym, a karaoke bar or even a doctor’s office. Climb-E can communicate with the outside world with displays installed on the front and back, so it can even project a virtual zebra for pedestrians. The individual vehicles also communicate with each other, making traffic even safer. Climb-E also offers an interesting solution to prevent slipping on water-covered roads, so-called aquaplaning. If it detects that the roadway is covered by a continuous curtain of water, it breaks the accident-prone water layer with the help of a spray nozzle that resembles a window washer, thus ensuring a stable road surface.

Climb-E can be ordered with several cabins, the picture shows the karaoke bar (Photo: Italdesign)
Climb-E can be ordered with several cabins, the picture shows the karaoke bar (Photo: Italdesign)

The Swiss elevator manufacturer Schindler and the Politecnico di Torino professionals as well. Thanks to this, the Climb-E cabins can even be integrated into apartments built in the future, and the cabins are equipped with a special A high-speed train reminiscent of Hyperloop can be used even for longer distances.

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