As the debate rages between car enthusiasts and early adopters of battery electric vehicles, we find the car community fractured in an unprecedented way. Between those that see electrification as a soulless, anti-enthusiast movement; and those that view combustion vehicles as dirty, inefficient, and high maintenance, the future of the automobile industry has never been so difficult to predict. What evidence do we have today that may give insight into how cars will evolve tomorrow and throughout the 21st century?

With recent advancements in photovoltaic glass technology, it may soon be possible to regularly drive your electric vehicle without ever having to “plug in.” This could drastically lower the energy demands associated with driving, reduce cost of ownership, and move electric vehicles forever closer to true “zero emissions” transport.

Subaru's legendary all-wheel drive system is one of the main reasons why the brand is so popular in snowy and icy climates. But what will happen to this system in the future? Will it be replaced by a new technology? Or will it continue to be the standard for Subaru vehicles? Read on to learn more about the future of Subaru's all-wheel drive system.