Behold our auto future...
For a glimpse of tomorrow's world, head to the RCA's graduate show, says Sean O'Grady
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At this year's degree show, some 15 students from 11 countries, including Britain, Israel, Japan, Canada, Slovenia and India, will be showing off the fruits of their work.
RCA Degree Show, Kensington Gore, London SW7 (020-7590 4498; www.rca.ac.uk), to 2 July (closed 30 June)
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