Lauded as a pioneering design by the medical tech industry, Switzerland-based company Scewo recently unveiled its self-balancing, stair-climbing electric wheelchair at CES 2023. Designed for optimal comfort and safety, the BRO e-Wheelchair is outfitted with sensors, a camera, and modifiable configurations. Users can operate the wheelchair from an app or joystick and steering console.Scewo Reveals Self-Balancing Electric Wheelchair
Meet the World’s First Fully-Forged Carbon-Fiber e-Motorbike
Rush Lane published a story earlier this week that immediately caught our attention. Bengaluru-based startup Magron Novus recently introduced the world’s first fully-forged carbon-fiber e-Motorcycle. Currently being test ridden, the bike features a fully-forged carbon-fiber body and a 7.5kWh battery pack.
Honda Releases e-Cubs in China
We’d like to thank Eric for sending us some big news from Big Red. Honda finally released an electric version of its iconic Cub line in China. Hailed as the world’s top-selling motor vehicle, the Honda Cub has gained a huge fanbase since it first hit the market in 1958. Honda’s new e-Cub lineup includes three variants: the Cub e; the Dax e, and the ZOOMER e. To meet China’s e-Bike regulations, all three versions have top speeds of just 15.5mph. Hopefully, we’ll soon get some e-Cubs stateside.
Through a collaboration with Solid Power, luxury automaker BMW will start testing solid-state battery technology. The company is preparing to develop a new line in Germany to test the solid-state cells and plans to present a working prototype before 2025.BMW is Trying Out Solid-State Batteries
Vancouver-based e-Bike manufacturer Michael Blast recently released a new retro-inspired e-Bike dubbed the Outsider. The punchy e-Bike comes in two trims, including 500W and 750W, both of which can reach speeds of 20mph or more.Michael Blast’s New e-Scrambler is a Stylish Ride
Italian design studio Lazzarini Design unveiled renderings for a jaw-dropping 74m “flying” superyacht. Dubbed the Plectrum, the vessel is powered by a unique foiling system and runs on three hydrogen-powered motors that are capable of producing 5,000hp each. The Plectrum can lift itself above the water before reaching speeds of up to 75 knots. The superyacht is modeled after America’s Cup Prada sailing yachts. The Plectrum’s interior layout is subdivided into four decks, with enough space to fit six guest staterooms, a helicopter hanger, and a bow-lifting garage.Lazzarini Design Unveils Flying Foil Superyacht Concept
1) Having spent a few months in a wheelchair recently … this POS is so bulky and oversized as to be rendered absolutely useless . Fact is even a ‘ standard wheel chair is clumsy and oversized to the point of abject nuisance .
A prime example of prioritizing idiotic egocentric design over any sense of function .
2) As for the Yacht … any bets that like Bezos ‘ green ‘ mega yacht … this needs another yacht sailing beside it to service it ?
Green mega yacht my ( bleep ) … the very essence of contradiction .. worse than a ‘ green ‘ 3,000 ft plus home !
3) BMW news … suffice it to say BMW’s engineers have been screaming over and over again that todays battery technology is absolute crap …
So its good to see at least BMW is being honest in this era of the ‘ green ‘ con .. looking for alternatives while the rest of the pretentious EV manufacturing world ( including TESLA ) is content selling us said useless crap in the name of ‘ Green Washing ‘ and the almighty dollar ( ironic aint it how none are making so much as a dollar per vehicle )
But in all reality … Hydrogen .. is the only real answer .. with the SOLE question needing to be addressed .. being … cost