But that's not all: the evolution of technology is making vehicles safer and more comfortable, because manufacturers are working tirelessly to create versatile vehicles, adaptable to every need and increasingly advanced from every point of view. New materials and increasingly aerodynamic designs reduce air friction and improve performance, while new fuels and alternative engines combine lower emissions with excellent potential.

Driving is smoother thanks to the new sensors and the many on-board features make the vehicle safe, able to avoid sudden obstacles or limit fuel consumption, improving the driver's driving style.

Alternative powertrains represent the technology with the most impact, which profoundly changes the relationship with the driver, but also with the surrounding environment. Whether we are talking about natural gas or electricity, in fact, the new engines require different attention and offer, on the other hand, performance that was unthinkable a few years ago.

What is the relationship between all these innovations and E sustainability? Sustainable vehicles are those that increasingly combine these characteristics and harmonise them with each other. So aerodynamics help high-performance and less polluting engines, while onboard comfort is also helped by the technology available to the driver.

This is why, when we look at a sustainable vehicle, not only we refer to reduced pollution or reduced emissions, but to a more complete vision, in which sustainability is the result of the interaction of the vehicle's numerous positive characteristics.

That's why aiming for sustainability doesn't just mean dealing with environmental impact, but means evaluating the vehicle from every aspect.