20 Most Innovative Cars Ever Made

Technological innovation has always been an important part of the automotive industry. Major automobile brands like Ford, Mercedes, Porche, and Ferrari survived the cut-throat competition by creating more impressive, more functional models year after year. Here are the list of most innovative cars ever made.
1932 Ford
Even though the 32 Ford was just a regular, mass-produced, everyday car, it changed automotive history forever. It became one of the most influential American machines due to a rather simple engine option.
Even though other carmakers offered V8 engines in their models, Ford’s design proved to be the best. Soon, it became the definitive engine for anybody looking for power in an affordable package. The 32 Ford with the infamous Flathead V8 engine was one of the most revolutionary American cars since it introduced V8 power to a larger market. In fact, it established the V8 engine as one of the most recognizable features of the U.S. car industry.
Jeep Willys
Off-road vehicles were born out of necessity, and Jeep Willis is the best example of such. Jeep envisioned it as a light military vehicle, capable of driving on any terrain. What’s more, it is durable enough to withstand shot, explosions and harsh conditions. Production of the original jeep began in 1942, and it was discontinued in 1946 after 600,000 jeeps were built. It is a simple machine, incredibly robust and reliable. The unique concept of a sturdy, compact, and powerful off-road machine evolved into the Jeep brand. The company has become the largest producer of off-road vehicles and SUVs, and are a true legend in the automotive industry.
1953 Chevrolet Corvette
The arrival of the Corvette was major news in the automotive industry. No one expected Chevrolet to make this peculiar car. The first Corvette was a well-designed and well-executed model. The most interesting fact of the new Corvette was the fiberglass body. As early as the 1950s, plastic was still the material of the future. The Corvette was the first car with an all-plastic body, making Chevrolet one of the pioneers in fiberglass manufacturing. This incredible innovation provides Corvette with a lightweight structure.
Lamborghini Miura
Lamborghini introduced supercars to the world, or at least the first sports car with a mid-engine layout. Established in 1966, Lamborghini switched from tractor to automobile production in just three years. Low-key, wide and with an amazing clamshell effect, Miura is different from anything in the world. It won the title of fastest car in the world with a top speed of 170 mph. Ferrari took 7 years to launch a mid-engine counterattack in the form of the 365 GT4 BB.
AMC Eagle
One of the experiments of AMC is Eagle, a lineup of passenger cars with Jeep’s all-wheel drive and off-road capabilities. The amazing fact is that it is designed for regular cars, station wagons and even coupes or convertibles. Eagle was conceived in the late 1970s as AMC's answer to the increasing popularity of all-wheel drive vehicles and SUVs. It not only has the comfort and luxury of a car, but also a compact size and relatively light weight. Moreover, it has excellent off-road characteristics. The Eagle is one of the earliest, crossover models in the world.
Tesla Model S
With all the necessary gadgets, Model S introduced the world to electric cars. It combines the feel of a five-seater sedan with the amazing acceleration of a super sports car (reaching 60 mph in 2.4 seconds). Model S also demonstrates the amazing function of the car's charging infrastructure. When Volkswagen and other traditional car makers catch up with the electric vehicle trend, Tesla will face an all-round battle.
Mercedes Vision AVTR
Inspired by the movie Avatar, this concept car embodies a vision of sustainable luxury. The AVTR stands for Advanced Vehicle Transformation, which means it can move sideways and diagonally, thanks to its special wheels. The car is powered by a zero-emission electric motor, and its organic design is made from eco-friendly materials. The dashboard is designed to interact with the driver's senses, and it can recognize your heartbeat and breathing patterns to create a personalized driving experience. Other futuristic features include biometric authentication, augmented reality displays, and an intelligent control system that can communicate with the outside world. So, there you have it, a stunning example of sustainable luxury and the future of mobility.
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