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What would it look like if big car brands made robots?

Automatic braking, keyless entry and voice assistants. With so many high-tech features, our cars are starting to feel a bit like robots. What once felt like something from a sci-fi film now comes as standard on lots of new models.

Some would say driverless cars are the next milestone in the automotive-tech revolution. But we say, why not go one step further? With robots.

And what would these robots look like? Let's find out.

Škoda

Skoda robot

Jaguar

Jaguar robot

Fiat

Fiat 500

Volvo

Volvo robot

Renault

Renault robot

Audi

Audi robot

Land Rover

Land Rover

Citroën

Citroen

Lamborhini

Lamborghini

Hyundai

Hyundai robot

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Alastair Shephard

Updated 18 Sep 2026

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