Imaginez un avenir où l'automobile, loin des chaînes de montage géantes, serait majoritairement fabriquée et entretenue localement, par des artisans et des micro-usines dotées de technologies de pointe (IA, impression 3D, matériaux biosourcés). Comment cette « renaissance artisanale » de l'automobile transformerait-elle nos villes, nos emplois, et notre rapport aux véhicules en France? Assisterions-nous à une personnalisation extrême, une durabilité accrue, et un nouveau sens de l'appartenance locale pour nos voitures?
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