kogod school of business

Mobility Culture & Language Transit infrastructure

From Fantasy To Innovation: The Autonomous Car in Film History

January 19, 2021January 20, 2021 Nat M. Zorach 0 Comments 2U, american university, american university kogod school of business, autonomous cars in film, charles joseph fletcher, east africa rallye, ein käfer geht auf's ganze, ein käfer gibt vollgas, german cinema, glidemobile, herbie, herbie car, herbie the love bug, IMDB, james bond, james butler, jimmy bondi, john le carré, kogod school of business, mail-order MBA, mba capstone, rudolf zehetgruber, tanzania, terrible movies, the love bug rally, volkswagen, volkswagen beetle, vw beetle, vw bug, zehetgruber

Rudolf Zehetgruber’s 1971 West German film, “Ein Käfer geht aufs Ganze,” is a primitive example of autonomous cars in film, traveling off the beaten path made before it by the likes of Disney’s Herbie (1968).

The Handbuilt City

From Fantasy To Innovation: The Autonomous Car in Film History

Canada Trip V – Struggles of Canadian Ascendancy

Canada Trip I – Via Rail to Toronto