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Volkswagen will introduce the concept of a completely new vehicle for shipping and logistics field is 2011 Volkswagen eT Concept. “We analyzed the flow of processes and customer needs in detail, and from this analysis we derived the ideas about how to segment courier delivery vehicles and can be further developed in the long term in this context, we focus on zero-emission driving and the space available in urban, semi-automated driving functions that offer the relevant support and simplify work processes and integration of new communication technologies. On top of that, we also set out to design a highly emotionally appealing commercial vehicles. To achieve these objectives, our team not only looked toward the future from the past, but also works from the perspective of the future to apply the concept of development based on advanced technology available today, “as says Prof. Dr. Jürgen Leohold, Director of Volkswagen Group Research.

Volkswagen eT Concept is a pure electric-powered transporter that systematic transfer of E-mobility to regional commercial use, with zero emissions in urban areas – thanks to the electric wheel hub motor – but it also offers maximum freedom in manoeuvering and change as well as optimal utilization of the vehicle interior space. If ‘refuel’ with electricity generated from renewable energy sources, Volkswagen eT Concept can indeed operate with zero emissions. Volkswagen eT Concept can be operated semi-automatic in certain situations. Car shipping can follow people from house to house (“Follow me”), or a car can be returned to the person sending the command (“Come to me”) – driverless! As an alternative, the driver can direct the movement of cars through the ‘stick’ drive from the passenger side seat that also offers a stand and quick access to the vehicle. On the passenger side – the side facing the sidewalk and therefore the working area of ??the delivery person – there is therefore an electric sliding door opener that opens into two different stages, this allows very rapid entry into the vehicle as well as quick access to mail packages. This makes movements that do not have to walk around the vehicle thing of the past.