Box Share Concept Car - a Step Towards Urban Mobility

A new concept is born when it comes to urban mobility, the square shaped car that is designed by James Brooks and Richard Bone. The Box Share concept exemplifies the creation of high end machines while respecting the need to lower the pollution levels.

The two engineers have succeeded in creating a car that runs electronically and serves multiple purposes. Although having all the features of a conventional car, this box shaped machine can accommodate not only the average four passengers, but also various combinations with much ease.

The Box Share Car was inspired mainly from the London urban scenery in order to indulge a Londoneer's every need. One new feature brought by this concept is that the car enables you to operate it using a smartphone software. It doesn’t matter where you are, it will always allow you to see its current location as well as unlock it, as automotto.com reports.

The simplistic design of the vehicle was the secondary concern for Brooks and Bone as they focused more on the environmental impact the car will have in the near future. Furthermore, the most interesting feature of the concept is that its emissions contain absolutely no pollutants.

For the moment the car would be displayed at the London Transit Museum September for the general public. The concept will be displayed for a year in order to make people aware of the beneficial impact a car like this might have.