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In the early 1900s, French artists depicted visions of the year 2000 in a series of illustrations titled \u300cEn L’An 2000\u300d, imagining future innovations such as \u300cElectric Train\u300d and \u300cAuto Rollers\u300d. Similarly, in 1965, about 9,000 kilometers away from France, a science fiction cartoonist named Lee Jung-moon introduced electric cars in his comic “Life in the Year 2000,” which was published in a science magazine in South Korea. These artists and visionaries from the East and West both dreamt of future transportation using electricity, illustrating how universal the fascination with electric-powered mobility was across cultures.<\/span><\/p>\n

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(Left) In the early 1900s, French artists depicted visions of the year 2000 in a series of illustrations titled \u201cEn L’An 2000\u201d: (Top left) An illustration of future \u201cElectric train from Paris to Beijing\u201d (\u201cLe train \u00e9lectrique Paris-P\u00e9kin\u201d), released in the late 1890s to early 1900s; (Bottom left) An illustration of future “Auto Rollers” (\u201cAuto-patins \u00e0 roue\u201d), released around 1910 (Source: Biblioth\u00e8que nationale de France<\/a><\/span>) \/ (Right) In 1965, Korean cartoonist Lee Jung-moon explored similar themes in his comic “Life in the Year 2000,” published in a science magazine (Source: 2017, Press Release by the Ministry of Future Creation and Science<\/a><\/span>)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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