The idiom “down the road" is used to refer to a point in the future, but not right away.
It's a way to talk about something that will happen a little later, whether it's days, months, or years from now.
Meaning of ‘Down the road’ Idiom in English
Down the road
Meaning
Examples
I don't want it now, but maybe down the road when I save enough money.
I'm not interested in buying a new car right now, but maybe down the road when I have more savings.
The new technology is promising, and down the road, it could revolutionize the way we communicate and work.
We are focusing on expanding its international operations, and we expect to see significant growth down the road.
