Autonomous system capabilities and self-balancing technologies have come a long way since the two-wheeled autonomous vehicle was developed. The vehicle’s navigation, obstacle avoidance, and environmental awareness capabilities are enhanced by incorporating powerful control mechanisms such as IADRC, Internet of Things connectivity, and a suite of high-tech sensors. Its use of renewable energy sources makes it an innovative answer to the transportation problems of the contemporary day and promotes sustainable behaviours. This breakthrough, which could find use in last-mile delivery and small-area operations, is a great example of how technology advancement and environmentally sensitive design can work together to create better, more sustainable urban mobility solutions. the primary emphasis is on a fully autonomous vehicle that can find its route to its destination while taking into account all relevant factors, such as the most efficient and secure mode of transportation. Their predicted reduced speed in urban areas belies their improved traffic efficiency. We term these vehicles ”sustainable” because they are designed to run on renewable energy, meaning they will produce almost no carbon or greenhouse gas emissions.