Economic development has laid the necessary foundation for technological advancement, and people are increasingly pursuing higher-tech technologies. This does not make any assumptions about the future development of automobiles. 
Specialists believe that more automation functions will be applied to automobiles in the future, and the manufacture of automobiles in the future will not require the use of today's common equipment. Most respondents believe that by 2030, rearview mirrors, horns, and emergency brakes will disappear, and by 2035 the accelerator/brake pedals will disappear.
What is even more interesting is that many respondents believe that a complete global digital map will emerge in the next 15 years as this is a necessary condition to ensure the safe driving of driverless cars on the road. However, the interviewed researchers or new humans have considered that the level of legal regulation, policy makers, and consumer acceptance is seen as the biggest obstacle to unmanned large-scale applications. Costs, infrastructure construction, and technology are considered It is a minor obstacle.