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Built on a Saab 9-5 V6 platform and clothed by Bertone for its 90th anniversary, the Saab Novanta was SKF’s boldest drive-by-wire experiment. From Geneva and the Michelin Challenge Bibendum to today’s ASI Bertone collection at Volandia, this unique concept traces an unexpected Saab-shaped path through Italian design history and the early days of electronic vehicle control.
The idea of using drive-by-wire technology in cars is not new, but it has never fully taken root in the automotive world. This technology comes to us from the aviation...
Another tragic story from the world of motoring and automotive industry. Happens to many family businesses when the founder stops managing. A great Bertone design house that is no more. Among...
The Novanta was designed to celebrate the 90th birthday of Bertone. After the concept car "Filo", it is again a prototype, showing the possibilities of the "drive-by-wire"-technology. Based on a...
The roots of Car Safety go back to the very beginning of the production of "wingless aircraft", all due to the fact that the first Saab cars were created by...
