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Mobility & Cities

Forecasts about how cities grow, shrink and move people and goods, spanning transport technology, infrastructure, housing and urban adaptation. 05 active predictions, ordered by distance.

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Forecast 01 Target 2028
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Will Flying Cars Go on Sale? By 2028, At Least 100 Approved Vehicles Will Reach Buyers

Chinese patents and production milestones point toward a small market for new flying cars by 2028. Modular aircraft, transforming gyroplanes and more ambitious designs face a common test: approvals and completed customer deliveries.

65%House forecast65%Resolves 2028
A small charcoal car silhouette with unfolded wings above a thin sage ground line on a plain ivory background.

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Forecast 02 Target 2029
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Will Cars Learn to Think Ahead? By 2029, Chinese Cars Will Rehearse Their Next Move

Chinese researchers are teaching cars to imagine the next few seconds, learn from fleet experience and understand their own condition. The result will change how vehicles drive, how engineers design them and what owners expect after purchase.

70%House forecast70%Resolves 2029
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Forecast 03 Target 2035
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Can Europe’s Night Trains Beat Flying? By 2035, They Will Win One in Ten Travellers on Competing Routes

Private sleeping pods, simpler booking and a larger fleet will turn overnight rail into a substantial competitor to flying. Europe’s opportunity is to sell travellers a bed, a journey and a morning already at their destination.

55%House forecast55%Resolves 2035
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