KFC now have automatic 'food trucks' and we want one!

In an effort to encourage social distancing, the newest KFC Car in Shanghai is probably the best invention we've seen.

These automated cars allow customers walking the streets to purchase KFC contactless, and with no human contact.

China rolled out the 5G autonomous vehicles which allow customers to purchase their favorite meals without any pesky human interaction.

The driverless vehicles were spotted near a metro station in Shanghai.

How does it work? Customers place an order on the screen and pay. Then a door opens for the customer to collect their food. Simple and effective.

According to CNet, the vehicles are by Neolix, a company that supplies vehicles for many purposes: delivery, street disinfection, and food sales.

The Neolix vehicle supports Level 4 of autonomous driving which allows it to drive itself and avoid obstacles. It has a mileage of 100km on a single charge and a maximum speed of 50km/h.

Probably the most convenient feature is that it's battery can be swapped in 30 seconds without any tools needed.