In 2014, Toyota – already a pioneer for sustainable fuel – released its first hydrogen-powered car, named the Mirai. It’s now rolling out the model in Australia, aiming to promote the growth of the alternative fuel market. But will people see the emission-free model as a breath of fresh air?

As Millennials increasingly perceive ownership as a burden, car-sharing companies like DriveNow are changing the game. From Dusseldorf to Munich, they’re catering to an ever-growing percentage of young Germans for whom owning a car is no longer a viable or ‘cool’ thing to do.

Canada is home to one of the biggest fracking industries in the world – and will soon be the first country to implement warning labels on fuel pumps. In 2016, pumps in North Vancouver will be required to carry labels alerting motorists to the effects of fossil fuels on the environment.

While many have predicted that Uber and driverless technology would make the personal car a thing of the past, valet parking app Luxe is hoping to make car ownership infinitely more convenient. But how does it work, and can it be the answer to congested cities and nightmare parking?