The two-seat EN-V (Electric-Networked Vehicle) is designed to alleviate those common driver concerns - as well as address environmental issues, energy consumption and affordability.
And amazingly you don't even need to be in the driving seat to achieve all this.
The EN-V from General Motors can rotate 360 degrees and be driven in manual mode with a driver - or without.
The General Motors concept runs on battery power for about 25 miles on a charge, with top speeds of 25 miles-per-hour.
The only downside to this pint-sized vehicle is its' inability to withstand a collusion with a full-sized vehicle.
Cities could, however, create EN-V-only lanes, or alternatively, create enclosed areas solely used by the vehicle.
There is no timeframe yet for when the EN-V will be on the market.