The more cities and our way of life become technological, the more humanity and nature man will need. But how can we keep our mobility while preserving the ground and the natural resources?
During the successive industrial revolutions, cities have integrated more and more mineral, and car has played a big role in this phenomenon. In the dynamic of eco-development, why couldn’t tomorrow’s car contribute to re-establish the necessary link with nature?
Erko, Nicolas Rousselet’s project creates a new mode of moving thanks to a road system mixing pedestrians with mobile objects.

Nicolas has decided to work both on the network and on the adequate vehicle.
On his network, there is no difference anymore between the zones for pedestrians and those for cars. Only the sensors that guide the vehicles can differentiate them.  With their many plants, adaptable to the season, the “roads” of this new network participate to the new harmony of cities.
And if there are plants on the roads, cars must respect them. Therefore, Nicolas’s car uses the principle of air cushion to avoid all contact with the ground at cruising speed.
It can then be driven like a small plane thanks to the rear stabilizers.