MoVille has an electric drive train which uses electromagnets in order to rotate the car's three omnidirectional magnetic ball wheels. Entering or exiting the vehicle is done via its sliding window door. A second sliding door, which consists of photovoltaic solar cells, might also be integrated, thus recharging the car's batteries.

This concept car has an artificial intelligence which allows it to recognize its owners and open the door for them. In addition, it can drive itself or park automatically. MoVille is equipped with proximity sensors, cameras, and GPS and can also be driven wirelessly via digital devices like cell phones and portable game consoles (a similar concept was introduced in the BMW 750i in the James Bond movie “Tomorrow Never Dies”).

MoVille can communicate with other cars as it features wireless road networking. This technology can help prevent accidents and help reduce traffic jams, as it allows for the vehicle to accelerate/decelerate synchronously with other cars, since it is aware of its own position on the road as well as of that of the others. The vehicle's status (indicated by a turn signal) is displayed on the car's OLED “eyes”. An organic display can be used to personalize the MoVille and communicate with other passengers.

TFOT covered other interesting concept cars such as a concept gravity car called Silbervogel, which was designed for the Xtreme Gravity Series Competition, a new concept car called "sQuba", which is the world's first “green” diving car, and the Jeep Renegade, designed by Chrsyler to be the ultimate ”green”' outdoor vehicle. TFOT also reported on Morgan Motor's "LifeCar", which was designed to be an aesthetic, high performance, hydrogen fuel cell vehicle with zero emissions.

More information about MoVille can be found here.