An annual pilgrimage for motor fans, the Geneva International Motor Show features some 130 new models and concept cars presented to its more than 700,000 visitors. <br /><br /> From the most surreal designs to those inspired by old-fashioned racing cars, there was something for everyone. But the name of the game for the future is without doubt the autonomous car. <br /><br /> According to its manufacturer Swiss company Rinspeed, the Budii car takes the concept of shared driving between computer and driver to a whole new level. Radars, lasers and other sensors allow it to operate fully autonomously. In the event of an emergency, it takes full control. <br /><br /> “Well it’s a new technology and we’ll start to get used to it. It’s like the Internet 20 years (ago), it was also a little bit scary. Today digital natives don’t know anything else but the Internet. So it’s a matter of generations, of adaptation to be into that technology,” said Rindspeed CEO Frank Rinderknecht. <br /><br /> The Budii is also equipped with a telesco
