Oh, & that "Able-Chair" is a micro-forklift without the forks. It's not all THAT revolutionary. Give us the hover-chair Professor X uses in the 1990's animated X-Men cartoon & make it able to elevate to 5' off the ground. THAT would be revolutionary.
I’d love an able chair but I bet they’re way out my price range, mobility transport scooters wheelchairs etc are all extremely expensive. I have a TGA Vita x an it was over £5k.
Hello, My name is Bridget, I live in France and I really liked your model of Green Buggy. You ask for our suggestions: This is the kind of small electric vehicle that I would like to be able to acquire for relatively short trips, such as : Shopping at the Supermarket, Medical appointments, going to the Park, going to the Cinema, etc ... So I was thinking of an electric model that could take two people, fully covered, with doors and lockable locker (security required in France) with a slightly lower seat than a minivan, but accessible to people with reduced mobility. Air conditioning would be helpful. In the end, imagine a small minivan, smaller, shorter, without the rear seats, but with a trunk and the technical advantages of a current car. I hope that my vision for the ideal electric car for two will be clear enough in my descriptions and that maybe you can create it, that's all I hope for. Good luck to the whole team for the rest of your creations. Know that if you succeed in creating a mini car corresponding to the criteria that I tried to explain to you, I would be proud to be the first buyer of this model, because in France, innovations in this field are slowing down. 🚗 🤗 🚗 Sincerely, Bridget 🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐 Bonjour, Je m'appelle Bridget, je vie en France et j'ai beaucoup aimé votre modèle de Buggy vert. Vous demandez nos suggestions : Voilà le genre de petit véhicule électrique que j'aimerais pouvoir acquérir pour des déplacements relativement cours, du style : Courses au Supermarché, RDV Médicaux, se rendre au Parc, aller au Cinéma, etc... Je pensais donc à un modèle électrique pouvant prendre deux personnes, entièrement couvert, avec portières et coffre ferments à clés (sécurité nécessaire en France) possédant une assise légèrement moins haute qu'un monospace, mais accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite. La climatisation serait utile. En fin de compte, imaginez un petit monospace, moins grand, moins long, sans les sièges arrières, mais avec un coffre et les avantages techniques d'une voiture actuelle. J'espère que ma vision de la voiture électrique idéale pour deux sera assez claire dans mes descriptions et que peut-être, vous pourrez la créer, c'est tout ce que j'espère. Bon courage à toute l'équipe pour la suite de vos créations. Sachez que si vous réussissez à créer une mini voiture correspondant aux critères que j'ai tenté de vous expliquer, je serais fière d'être la première acheteuse de ce modèle, car en France, les innovations dans ce domaine sont au ralentis. Bien Cordialement, Bridget
An exposed rotor is not going to market. Build it yourself as experimental, you can chop off your own body parts however, entry or exit next to swinging lawnmower blades and commercial insurance are mutually exclusive. Future smaller aircraft with wings will be required a failsafe parachute system if it flies over neighborhoods. Also if you crash your flying wherever into my house while I'm working, live, killing my family I will stuff your a$$ in a wood chipper.
I like the farm vehicle. They should give it legs instead of wheels; like the bicycle that has posterior legs instead of wheels. So that it walks over any obstacle.
Ok. Just because something has an electric motor doesn't make it an "electric vehicle." These are BATTERY-POWERED vehicles. An ELECTRIC vehicle is something like the bumper cars you see at a fair, where the electricity is fed to the cars from the ceiling, or an electric train, or the trolley cars that used to be everywhere & now only exist in San Francisco. (Here in Wilmington, North Carolina, we have a "Downtown Trolley," but that's a trolley car that was converted to a bus.) Something that is constantly fed electricity, & doesn't need "recharging." There is no difference between these vehicles & something you'd get from Radio Shack a decade ago - outside of the scale & lack of remote control. Now, the Steam-Electric hybrid PAM (Perpetual ACTIVE Motion) system I came up with IS an electric vehicle, because it generates its OWN electricity & doesn't need charging at all. (Except only in the instance of leaving it sit for more than a week, but then you just need about $3.50 worth of electricity added to your home electric bill to jumpstart it.) The only thing you'd need to add to it every so often is water, & the way I have it set up that might only be once a month almost regardless of how far you drive it. THAT is an electric vehicle, & hopefully the future of transportation & logistics - since the engine is scalable to be used in semis & on trains & even airplanes. THESE are just adult toys - a good number of which I wouldn't allow on the street if I had anything to say about it because of their short ranges.
Apparently most people never heard of the Baker Electric car company from the early 1900’s. Electric cars are part of the past and maybe the future. Electric cars are limited by the batteries. Building them is an environmentally dirty process and disposal is even worse. Range is an issue. Run out of gas and you can get a gallon from AAA or whoever. It is harder to get a KW of electricity brought to your car. I know these issues can be overcome but we aren’t there yet.
What if you have a rooftop solar panel? What about the dirty, unhealthy emissions coming from gas vehicles. Which of the two do you feel is more harmful overall? Also, electric cars cost less to maintain because of less moving parts and less that can go wrong. I believe EV's around 1/3 the price to operate. Batteries have warranties on average of 8 years. Several electric car models have everything from recycled plastic bottles to old appliances used in body and interior. I don't know a single person who drives an electric car. So why do you reckon pretty much every car manufacturer has jumped on the EV train?
I like the Toyota I Road as it is small twin seated fully covered and after all gives the feeling of a car. It can be driven through small space also economical and fast which can meet the need of the common people.
The general theme these days with electric motors is to see how many different ways we can stuff them into varying shapes to push people around. Yeah, I get it.
the downside of electric vehicles is the recharge time rate and battery cell disposal, yes it is zero emission, but has a huge footprint in environment.
True, but not huge. Tesla is said to be coming out with a battery that will last 500k miles and another a full million miles. As long as there are continued advancements the days of lithium batteries are numbered.
# 5 the skie cycle..... has my vote. Put a flying saucers body on it of light material (tent fiberglass rods and Mylar skin), and that would be a riot.
Ablechair made my jaw drop! Incredible! What’s the hitch on your car look like to transport that??!!! Repeat after me ‘it’s as light as a feather...’ ‘it is a feather...LIFT! # 9 I think , the hot pink/fuschia looks like a LOT of fun, definitely high visibility with that color.
Gianfranco Purpura : dal momento che consumo energia elettrica per viaggiare perché non recuperarne un po' utilizzando un generatore eolico, ad asse verticale, posto esternamente da qualche parte dell'automobile? Questo erogherà energia ... per sempre.
The first novel I read was a sci-fi by Arthur C. Clark called Islands in the Sky. The story is of a teen who wins a trip to anywhere on earth provided by the contest’s sponsor, an airline company. He chose the inner station, a space station just within the bounds of the earth as defined by the story’s version of the U.N. It was an epic book for a child and it kindled a love of sci-fi that has never waned. Sooooo yes, if I won a trip to an inflatable habitat, I would not hesitate for a second!
A lot of cool stuff, what I miss is the usage of wheel hub motors, it weighs more in the wheels, yes, but saves a lot of transmission parts...and delivers easily full controllable all wheel drive...
WoW i really like that ablechair wheel chair that can provide a very helpful aid to the people who are physically disable. This gives them a chance to do most of the common day activities without any assistance from someone else. A chair that give hope and confidence to those who need help. Awesome Finds
Ooh, getting better and better. I can see lots of different chores getting done with that last utility quad. The dual sport bikes are excellent. I know that stability software is awesome but why start with instability....put the center of gravity below the propellers.
I can imagine all of these vehicles could have their usefulness in separate environments. Surface is key! Recharge scenario with sunlight seems most critical selling point? Such as LA to Las Vegas, and back.
Wow! ! Simply amazing! Can't get enough electric!!!. So guys what about "waste-to-fuel" and "fuel-to-electric" conversion tech for van life? Oh and hydroponic pod gardens you can tow around when van life-ing?
Than you understand! Fuel from bio-waste(leftover food, excretion). Solar, wind, kinetic energy. There are so many ways to convert home resources to usable electricity and fuel and so much tech out there to do it. All we need to do is combine and create systems.
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The I-road looks like the perfect answer to our cities, and is best looking E vehicle I have ever seen. It seems Toyota don't care about it, which staggers me. Price is right too.. there must be issues though as it has been around for a while without production in numbers. Is it coming to Australia? And why such a long delay?
14 great 13 really thought out 10 oh yeah, I'd love to ride that 9 Toyota, bring it to the US 5 Jetson - now we know what Elroy decided to do. 2 cool, looks like the rear end got bitten off by a T-Rex though... EV's are eventually going to be common place but charging stations will need to be everywhere first.
SEV trike - they should have gone with a tadpole design. DC TRI - interesting and fun looking - I like the stand up option - more of a toy, rear wheels too small for practical on the street transportation. Ablechair - great, anything that can help with mobility for physically impaired I love - but they show it on grass and I would suggest it is not great idea as those thin small front wheels will sink on soft turf Stealth EV ATV - awesome, I love being out in the trails but the noisy machines always put a damper on it - I would love to try one of these out - cant wait for battery tech to improve. Zero -- good range of 328km on there 18kw version -- but a little pricey and I am a liking 3 wheel stuff like the Arcimoto these days that are just more practical. Zero street thing -- modified XU - definitely looks better than the stock XU Toyota Iroad -- love the look but has an gas engine - should be electric!! Cora -- very interesting - practical vertical take off and landing - when batteries get better these things will be very popular IMHO Kymco - again, I like 3 wheeler - but good luck to them as I applaud all electric efforts Bolt - bolt mini looks really practical and I like the stand up better than sit down - I sit down at work so want to get on my feet and not walk LOL - but does not look available on web page, only the regular one an it is sold out for now. Jetson - still in prototype stage -- good luck to them - and I would not get one without a ballistic parachute which might get mandated to bring to market. VW buggy -- love it - hope it comes to market Robinson EV Heli - congrats on the conversion but I think Heli's have seen their day now with EV VTOL air-planes coming out now. VEEMO - just awesome idea and great looking product - this is a pedal assist so we get hearts pumping a little faster which lots of us need -- would love to try one. Looks like they are only targeting "no snow" area's for now. Kulan - very interesting - I hope they make it easier to get in and out of than it currently looks - and anyone that has been to a farm knows those will not be the tires that go on them !! Cheers
This is all really a joke. Can you imagine if the Carrington Event happened today? I am going to give you some information you probably don't care about but hey maybe someone else will read this reply. This knowledge is frustrating because of "control". Tax payer money is flooding thus battery powered option and it has been going on for 40 plus years and what reasonably priced vehicle exist because of this complicated tech that cannot be fixed at home? Better off redeveloping the combustion engine to take alcohol. At the very least people would be able to make their own fuel with switch grass for biofuel. The last innovation for the automotive industry for clean air was Eugene Houdry invention of the catalytic converter. In my opinion. Everything else has been explored so far. Government has completely shut out any ability for innovation without control. The idea of battery powered vehicles are over 120 years old. Ownership of patents become an issue. What is interesting to me is Voltaic pile and the Daniel Cell. How Voltic pile is connected with Electrolysis. Can you imagine some kind of gas battery running your vehicle, that has exhaust that drops water? Check out Professor Volker Müller, and his bio-battery. The first hydrogen powered vehicle? 1807 Francois Isaac de Rivaz was the inventor. There is the 1860 Hippomobile Etienne Lenoir from Belgium. Norwegian power company created a product named Norsk Hydro converted a was installed in a truck. In 1941 Russian GAZ-AA trucks were converted into Grubb-Niedrach fuel cell that was developed further by NASA and used on Project Gemini No need for a storage tank of gas if there was a direct feed of new liquids and a way to instantly stop the hydrogen making process.
@@nobodyisprfct First of all, the Internal Combustion Engine was originally designed to run on alcohol. It was only once gasoline was discovered that they changed it to that. Second, what do you think Ethanol is? Thirdly, alcohol as a fuel source is VASTLY inferior to gasoline when it comes to fuel mileage, & would require so much land for the farming of the biofuel components just to keep up with US - let alone - global demand, you couldn't have any room for actual food farming - let alone having any animals around. Fourthly, if you had PURE gas - not the crap they sell, but how it is when it's first extracted from crude oil at the refinery - & burn it using PURE oxygen - unlike the atmosphere, which has a lot of other elements in it (Most of which are there to keep the oxygen from exploding the minute lightning hits a tree.) - the end result is water vapor. All you need is to have racing gas & a closed system that uses liquid oxygen or some kind of pure oxygen bottle system, & you would eliminate all of the pollution that a gas engine creates - much of which is generated from the atmosphere itself. Finally, the world needs more than twice as much CO2 as we're giving it in order to thrive the way it's supposed to. The Carbon Cycle has always been heavily biased toward the plants, but if we let the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere fall below 150ppm - & it's at 448ppm now, last I checked - all of the plant life on the planet will die off. Once that happens, all life will eventually cease to exist. The other stuff - like Nitrous Dioxide - that is produced from the Internal Combustion Engine, we need to minimize if not eliminate, but CO2 production we need to increase.
@@timothyhansen6581 - Your first of all point - what evidence to you have that the combustion engine was designed specifically for alcohol? It is said that Samuel Morey back in 1826 was first to patent the internal combustion engine. The hydrogen combustion engine was the first engine to power a vehicle on wheels ( de Rivaz engine 1807 ).
@@timothyhansen6581 - Your second point - are you suggesting that ethenals (grain alcohol) are all the same? I am not sure why you are bringing this up. I need to read what I wrote to, which you replied.
@@timothyhansen6581 your third point - I agree with most of what you said other that the word "vastly ". Kinda disagree with the reason why gas was used vs alcohol. In 1860 alcohol (ethenol form) was being taxed at a higher rate to pay for war debt. Most of tech is based around gas fueled engines. Pure alcohol engines are only used in racing. The corrosive nature of ethenal to rubber and other functioning parts would need to be changed. Lead was introduced to gas to cheaply raise the Octane level. Then oops bad idea because lead is poisonous. This introduced ethenal to raise octane level. Just a side note- alcohols used methanol ,propranolol, ethanol and butanol for racing. Ethenal is the least corrosive i beleive. I could be wrong though. So why is raising octane level so important? How much of a difference in mpg do you think there is between gas derived from processed oil and ethenal? My point I was poorly making about alcohol was 1. It can be produced at home (this gives more freedom to the individual) , and currently not much tech currently that supports alcohol based engines.
Some vehicles are less practical than others, but I honestly hope that ev's will improve to the point where they put gasoline cars out of production. Seems like they're getting there, bit by bit, but they're not there yet. I'd like to see an electric " people's car " , a normal 4 or 5 seater sedan ( not an suv or pickup ) with a trunk big enough for lots of groceries or whatever. I'd like to see it get a minimum range of 500 MILES, not km, and cost no more than $20,000 Canadian. We're pretty far from that right now, but you really never know what the future will bring.
While I will admit that electric vehicles are eco-friendly in their locality, but where will the electricity used to charge the batteries come from? Currently the majority of our electricity comes from coal and natural gas fired boilers to power the steam turbines to run the generators. I suppose that's OK as long as the power plants are not in your neighborhood. Solar panels and wind turbines are useful but when one considers how many it would take to power New York City and other major cities, solar and wind doesn't sound very practical or realistic. Solar energy is only available in day time, and wind power is only available when there is wind. The amount of batteries to capture and store electricity when it's available would be enormous. We have a long way to go before we can eliminate fossil fuel powered power plants.
Solar tree stations are not hard to find where I live. envisionsolar.com/products/ec-arc/ Currently, being tested are these wireless EV chargers. The DWPT system charges your EV as you drive via wireless power transfer. www.electreon.com/technology ua-cam.com/video/04enYJUDpuI/v-deo.html There's also the Elonroad EV Charging System cleantechnica.com/2019/05/12/elonroad-ev-charging-system-to-get-first-trial-in-sweden/ Fascinating to me was Solar Impulse traveling around the world 550 hrs in the air 25,000 miles without any liquid fuel. These other advancements are impressive as well. The EV ARC* via envisionsolar.com/products/ec-arc/ EV ARC (Electric Vehicle Autonomous Renewable Charger) is the world's only transportable but permanent EV charging infrastructure solution. Deployed in minutes without any disruptive, time-consuming, and expensive permitting construction or electrical work, the EV ARC will support the charger and service provider of your choice. EV ARC generates and stores all its energy so you'll never get a utility bill and you'll be able to charge day and night, during inclement weather and crucially, during blackouts. Integrated EnvisionTrak, patented solar tracking enhances energy production by up to 25%. EV ARC is enabling clean, reliable EV charging in 82 municipalities, 16 states, three nations and in the Caribbean where it continued to operate during category five, 185 mph winds in 2018. Deployed at your site and ready to charge EVs in minutes. There will be no disruption to your parking lot, business, or visitors. EV ARC is sized to fit inside a standard parking space, and because any vehicle can park on EV ARC's base pad, it does not reduce available parking in any way. As the number of electric vehicles increases, you can add more EV ARC™ units. You'll never have to plan or tear up your parking lot again. EV ARC can charge as many as six EVs at a time and can reach as many as ten parking spaces.r) Solar Trees* Currently being deployed, electric buses are in cities all over the world. Companies like Tesla and Nikola are releasing electric semis. Cities are electrifying school buses, garbage trucks, and every other kind of medium and heavy-duty vehicle. Bigger vehicles need more power. The patented Solar Tree delivers. With the same great technology found in our EV ARC product, the Solar Tree combines EnvisionTrak patented sun tracking and onboard energy storage in a much larger form factor. Generating and story enough power to charge heavy-duty vehicles without connecting to the utility grid, the Solar Tree makes the perfect clean, sustainable, and reliable fast charging solution. It is delivered to your location as an easily assembled kit of parts and can be ready to operate in a fraction of time and at a fraction of the cost of a traditional utility grid-tied solution. Hydropower* www.hydropower.org/facts Due to its multiple services and benefits, hydropower is expected to remain the world's largest source of renewable electricity for years to come and with significant untapped hydropower potential; expect much of the sectors future growth to come from Africa and Asia. In 2018, IHA, in its annual Hydropower Status Report, estimated worldwide hydropower installed capacity to have risen to 1,267 GW, with a record 4,185 TWh generated in 2017 SemaConnect Personal Charging Stations for Apartments and Condos * pluginsites.org/semaconnect-personal-charging-stations-for-apartments-and-condos/ ChargeWheel Energy Delivery Vans Are Capable Of Charging & Powering Anything Electric chargewheel.com/ Former Saab factor soon to be building German solar-electric cars. www.hemmings.com/blog/2019/04/30/sun-powered-german-solar-electric-cars-to-be-built-in-former-saab-factory/
How far would a Nuclear Reactor be from your home to make that, as a power source acceptable to charge "clean" electric vehicles?.... Remember a Nuclear Reactor has no exhaust gasses and does not consume fossil fuels?
In March of 2019, Harbour Air, Vancouver, ( world's largest all-seaplane airline) has a partnership with magniX to electrify the entire Harbour Air fleet. The two companies are planning to begin tests in late 2019; the first converted aircraft will be a DHC-2 Beaver. It would be great if you did a video on this since it will be carrying passengers.
i don't get the whole electric bike idea, i ride a bike for transportation on purpose because its clean plus its one of the best ways to exercise ever invented. i guess what i'm saying is if you're gonna buy a bike buy it to ride not to be lazy
Richard Mcginnis I’m waiting for my ebike I bought it for my commute to work it dose 45 kmh, much faster than I can bike on my own power it should get me to work in under 10 min on the bike paths no insurance no gas no traffic and if I want to exercise I can turn off the power assist and burn some calories that’s why I bought one
Love the Jetson hoverbike (7:39), would totally have one of them. The last one though. Looked great but "have every intention of bringing it into production"? I have every intention of being a billionaire and living in a castle on a tropical island with Jodie Foster, ain't gonna happen though!!!!
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The down side of electric vehicles, ALL electric vehicles, range and recharge time, not to mention where you will be able to charge when you are trying to go across country. Why would I want to spend 8 hours to go 200 to 350 miles with electric against 500+ mile for the same time with petrol. Ia city I can understand electric, no pollution. In the outer area where I live electric at the present time is only feasible with Tesla which is 2 to 3 times the cost and there are no filling stations within 150 miles of my home.
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Oh, & that "Able-Chair" is a micro-forklift without the forks. It's not all THAT revolutionary. Give us the hover-chair Professor X uses in the 1990's animated X-Men cartoon & make it able to elevate to 5' off the ground. THAT would be revolutionary.
I’d love an able chair but I bet they’re way out my price range, mobility transport scooters wheelchairs etc are all extremely expensive. I have a TGA Vita x an it was over £5k.
Hi How zer, I 100% agree. Thanks for watching!
Hello,
My name is Bridget, I live in France and I really liked your model of Green Buggy.
You ask for our suggestions:
This is the kind of small electric vehicle that I would like to be able to acquire for relatively short trips, such as : Shopping at the Supermarket, Medical appointments, going to the Park, going to the Cinema, etc ...
So I was thinking of an electric model that could take two people, fully covered, with doors and lockable locker (security required in France) with a slightly lower seat than a minivan, but accessible to people with reduced mobility. Air conditioning would be helpful.
In the end, imagine a small minivan, smaller, shorter, without the rear seats, but with a trunk and the technical advantages of a current car. I hope that my vision for the ideal electric car for two will be clear enough in my descriptions and that maybe you can create it, that's all I hope for.
Good luck to the whole team for the rest of your creations.
Know that if you succeed in creating a mini car corresponding to the criteria that I tried to explain to you, I would be proud to be the first buyer of this model, because in France, innovations in this field are slowing down. 🚗 🤗 🚗 Sincerely, Bridget
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Bonjour,
Je m'appelle Bridget, je vie en France et j'ai beaucoup aimé votre modèle de Buggy vert.
Vous demandez nos suggestions : Voilà le genre de petit véhicule électrique que j'aimerais pouvoir acquérir pour des déplacements relativement cours, du style : Courses au Supermarché, RDV Médicaux, se rendre au Parc, aller au Cinéma, etc...
Je pensais donc à un modèle électrique pouvant prendre deux personnes, entièrement couvert, avec portières et coffre ferments à clés (sécurité nécessaire en France) possédant une assise légèrement moins haute qu'un monospace, mais accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite. La climatisation serait utile.
En fin de compte, imaginez un petit monospace, moins grand, moins long, sans les sièges arrières, mais
avec un coffre et les avantages techniques d'une voiture actuelle. J'espère que ma vision de la voiture électrique idéale pour deux sera assez claire dans mes descriptions et que peut-être, vous pourrez la créer, c'est tout ce que j'espère.
Bon courage à toute l'équipe pour la suite de vos créations.
Sachez que si vous réussissez à créer une mini voiture correspondant aux critères que j'ai tenté de vous expliquer, je serais fière d'être la première acheteuse de ce modèle, car en France, les innovations dans ce domaine sont au ralentis.
Bien Cordialement, Bridget
Toyota, bring that thing to the US already. Sick of paying over $10k for a commuter car
Kulan will have a good market into the homesteaders/prepping community. Mark my words
These video need to be on Brighteon
I like them all
abel chair is nice
An exposed rotor is not going to market. Build it yourself as experimental, you can chop off your own body parts however, entry or exit next to swinging lawnmower blades and commercial insurance are mutually exclusive. Future smaller aircraft with wings will be required a failsafe parachute system if it flies over neighborhoods.
Also if you crash your flying wherever into my house while I'm working, live, killing my family I will stuff your a$$ in a wood chipper.
The kulan looks nifty but those tires would be useless on muddy or even wet hills. Make them puffy and knobby
I like the farm vehicle. They should give it legs instead of wheels; like the bicycle that has posterior legs instead of wheels. So that it walks over any obstacle.
I'm impressed. BAK
Ok. Just because something has an electric motor doesn't make it an "electric vehicle." These are BATTERY-POWERED vehicles. An ELECTRIC vehicle is something like the bumper cars you see at a fair, where the electricity is fed to the cars from the ceiling, or an electric train, or the trolley cars that used to be everywhere & now only exist in San Francisco. (Here in Wilmington, North Carolina, we have a "Downtown Trolley," but that's a trolley car that was converted to a bus.) Something that is constantly fed electricity, & doesn't need "recharging." There is no difference between these vehicles & something you'd get from Radio Shack a decade ago - outside of the scale & lack of remote control. Now, the Steam-Electric hybrid PAM (Perpetual ACTIVE Motion) system I came up with IS an electric vehicle, because it generates its OWN electricity & doesn't need charging at all. (Except only in the instance of leaving it sit for more than a week, but then you just need about $3.50 worth of electricity added to your home electric bill to jumpstart it.) The only thing you'd need to add to it every so often is water, & the way I have it set up that might only be once a month almost regardless of how far you drive it. THAT is an electric vehicle, & hopefully the future of transportation & logistics - since the engine is scalable to be used in semis & on trains & even airplanes. THESE are just adult toys - a good number of which I wouldn't allow on the street if I had anything to say about it because of their short ranges.
What is your point exactly????????
number 14 has got my attention!!
Apparently most people never heard of the Baker Electric car company from the early 1900’s. Electric cars are part of the past and maybe the future. Electric cars are limited by the batteries. Building them is an environmentally dirty process and disposal is even worse. Range is an issue. Run out of gas and you can get a gallon from AAA or whoever. It is harder to get a KW of electricity brought to your car. I know these issues can be overcome but we aren’t there yet.
What if you have a rooftop solar panel? What about the dirty, unhealthy emissions coming from gas vehicles. Which of the two do you feel is more harmful overall? Also, electric cars cost less to maintain because of less moving parts and less that can go wrong. I believe EV's around 1/3 the price to operate. Batteries have warranties on average of 8 years. Several electric car models have everything from recycled plastic bottles to old appliances used in body and interior. I don't know a single person who drives an electric car. So why do you reckon pretty much every car manufacturer has jumped on the EV train?
Btw, no one thinks EVs are a new thing. I dont think I read one person suggest that. Why is it apparent most have not heard of the Baker car company?
electric ambulance and police cars was a bad idea imagine charging for 30 minutes and your patients and suspect died or escape
Me gusta el #9 de la Toyota. Y el #2 de VEEMO.
Doesnt it amaze you that people dream up these crazy vehiicles then actually build them! what a gift to be born with a mind like that!
I like the Toyota I Road as it is small twin seated fully covered and after all gives the feeling of a car. It can be driven through small space also economical and fast which can meet the need of the common people.
What is projected price of Toyota iroad?
The general theme these days with electric motors is to see how many different ways we can stuff them into varying shapes to push people around. Yeah, I get it.
the downside of electric vehicles is the recharge time rate and battery cell disposal, yes it is zero emission, but has a huge footprint in environment.
True, but not huge. Tesla is said to be coming out with a battery that will last 500k miles and another a full million miles. As long as there are continued advancements the days of lithium batteries are numbered.
WOW 150 MILES AN HOUR ON A MOTER CYCLE IS CRAZY. THE PEOPLE WHO DRIVE IT THAT FAST MUST HAVE A LOT MORE GUTS THEN I DO
# 5 the skie cycle..... has my vote. Put a flying saucers body on it of light material (tent fiberglass rods and Mylar skin), and that would be a riot.
Ablechair made my jaw drop! Incredible! What’s the hitch on your car look like to transport that??!!! Repeat after me ‘it’s as light as a feather...’ ‘it is a feather...LIFT! # 9 I think , the hot pink/fuschia looks like a LOT of fun, definitely high visibility with that color.
Gianfranco Purpura : dal momento che consumo energia elettrica per viaggiare perché non recuperarne un po' utilizzando un generatore eolico, ad asse verticale, posto esternamente da qualche parte dell'automobile? Questo erogherà energia ... per sempre.
I like the one with the open blades they should call it the “Chop- O-Matic”
Zero needs to greatly work on their price point.
Still looking for electric Messerschmitt kr200
Vw needs e van version of their old ,mini van
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The first novel I read was a sci-fi by Arthur C. Clark called Islands in the Sky. The story is of a teen who wins a trip to anywhere on earth provided by the contest’s sponsor, an airline company. He chose the inner station, a space station just within the bounds of the earth as defined by the story’s version of the U.N.
It was an epic book for a child and it kindled a love of sci-fi that has never waned.
Sooooo yes, if I won a trip to an inflatable habitat, I would not hesitate for a second!
A lot of cool stuff, what I miss is the usage of wheel hub motors, it weighs more in the wheels, yes, but saves a lot of transmission parts...and delivers easily full controllable all wheel drive...
WoW i really like that ablechair wheel chair that can provide a very helpful aid to the people who are physically disable. This gives them a chance to do most of the common day activities without any assistance from someone else. A chair that give hope and confidence to those who need help. Awesome Finds
Thank you, I am being more conscience to include the disabled when making my list selections. 👍
Ooh, getting better and better. I can see lots of different chores getting done with that last utility quad. The dual sport bikes are excellent. I know that stability software is awesome but why start with instability....put the center of gravity below the propellers.
Seeing all the possibilities it could actually work for short range use especially in rural areas !
that Toyota IRoad needs to be rolled out to more cities.
I can imagine all of these vehicles could have their usefulness in separate environments. Surface is key! Recharge scenario with sunlight seems most critical selling point? Such as LA to Las Vegas, and back.
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Wow! ! Simply amazing! Can't get enough electric!!!.
So guys what about "waste-to-fuel" and "fuel-to-electric" conversion tech for van life? Oh and hydroponic pod gardens you can tow around when van life-ing?
I have electricity at home but no electric car, I have no gas pump at home but a gasoline car, why such an irony?.
Than you understand! Fuel from bio-waste(leftover food, excretion). Solar, wind, kinetic energy. There are so many ways to convert home resources to usable electricity and fuel and so much tech out there to do it. All we need to do is combine and create systems.
Make a video quit complaining, nobody's stopping you
@@summersol5 who says I'm complaining? Or are you just itching to troll?
Great video, Not click bait, the thumbnail Is indeed in the video, Great channel, thanks for everything.
Thank you very much. Happy to hear to enjoyed the video. We make it a point not to be like those channels. We are probably one of the oldest list channels on UA-cam being here since 2007, and I have never even considered clickbaiting or stuffing videos with ads. We even read all the comments and conversate when possible. 😂👍👆📢
LOVE THE EBIKE. I HAVE SOME FRIENDS WHO LOVE THE SEGWAYS SO I KNOW THEY WILL LOVE THIS BIKE11
Excellent video! Very informative. It features some of my favorite EV companies. Thank you.
How can we buy one of these vehicles?? Need more information on actual sales.
You can find websites and prices in the description. Hope they help.Thanks for watching.
I like the scooter
The I-road looks like the perfect answer to our cities, and is best looking E vehicle I have ever seen. It seems Toyota don't care about it, which staggers me. Price is right too.. there must be issues though as it has been around for a while without production in numbers. Is it coming to Australia? And why such a long delay?
Do you have a bike car vehicle that can seat up to four people
That Zero X.U. STREET TRACKER looks awesome!!!!!😎👍👍👍😎
I agree. I want one. Zero is a great company. Enjoyed this video.
Electric vehicles have been the future for decades
I agree. They won't be practical until some significant advancement in battery technology happens.
02:21 600cc??? Ummm I’m pretty sure there is no cubic displacement if it’s electric.
14 great
13 really thought out
10 oh yeah, I'd love to ride that
9 Toyota, bring it to the US
5 Jetson - now we know what Elroy decided to do.
2 cool, looks like the rear end got bitten off by a T-Rex though...
EV's are eventually going to be common place but charging stations will need to be everywhere first.
very cool
Chandni is the favourite in this video 😁😁😁
SEV trike - they should have gone with a tadpole design.
DC TRI - interesting and fun looking - I like the stand up option - more of a toy, rear wheels too small for practical on the street transportation.
Ablechair - great, anything that can help with mobility for physically impaired I love - but they show it on grass and I would suggest it is not great idea as those thin small front wheels will sink on soft turf
Stealth EV ATV - awesome, I love being out in the trails but the noisy machines always put a damper on it - I would love to try one of these out - cant wait for battery tech to improve.
Zero -- good range of 328km on there 18kw version -- but a little pricey and I am a liking 3 wheel stuff like the Arcimoto these days that are just more practical.
Zero street thing -- modified XU - definitely looks better than the stock XU
Toyota Iroad -- love the look but has an gas engine - should be electric!!
Cora -- very interesting - practical vertical take off and landing - when batteries get better these things will be very popular IMHO
Kymco - again, I like 3 wheeler - but good luck to them as I applaud all electric efforts
Bolt - bolt mini looks really practical and I like the stand up better than sit down - I sit down at work so want to get on my feet and not walk LOL - but does not look available on web page, only the regular one an it is sold out for now.
Jetson - still in prototype stage -- good luck to them - and I would not get one without a ballistic parachute which might get mandated to bring to market.
VW buggy -- love it - hope it comes to market
Robinson EV Heli - congrats on the conversion but I think Heli's have seen their day now with EV VTOL air-planes coming out now.
VEEMO - just awesome idea and great looking product - this is a pedal assist so we get hearts pumping a little faster which lots of us need -- would love to try one. Looks like they are only targeting "no snow" area's for now.
Kulan - very interesting - I hope they make it easier to get in and out of than it currently looks - and anyone that has been to a farm knows those will not be the tires that go on them !!
Cheers
I think that the beach buggy is my favorite because you can easily customize it
#4: Yes. That's JUST what we need. An electric vehicle meant for driving on SAND. I'm sure there's NOTHING to worry about there!
This is all really a joke. Can you imagine if the Carrington Event happened today? I am going to give you some information you probably don't care about but hey maybe someone else will read this reply. This knowledge is frustrating because of "control".
Tax payer money is flooding thus battery powered option and it has been going on for 40 plus years and what reasonably priced vehicle exist because of this complicated tech that cannot be fixed at home?
Better off redeveloping the combustion engine to take alcohol. At the very least people would be able to make their own fuel with switch grass for biofuel.
The last innovation for the automotive industry for clean air was Eugene Houdry invention of the catalytic converter. In my opinion. Everything else has been explored so far.
Government has completely shut out any ability for innovation without control.
The idea of battery powered vehicles are over 120 years old. Ownership of patents become an issue.
What is interesting to me is Voltaic pile and the Daniel Cell. How Voltic pile is connected with Electrolysis.
Can you imagine some kind of gas battery running your vehicle, that has exhaust that drops water?
Check out Professor Volker Müller, and his bio-battery.
The first hydrogen powered vehicle? 1807 Francois Isaac de Rivaz was the inventor. There is the 1860 Hippomobile Etienne Lenoir from Belgium. Norwegian power company created a product named Norsk Hydro converted a was installed in a truck.
In 1941 Russian GAZ-AA trucks were converted into
Grubb-Niedrach fuel cell that was developed further by NASA and used on Project Gemini
No need for a storage tank of gas if there was a direct feed of new liquids and a way to instantly stop the hydrogen making process.
@@nobodyisprfct First of all, the Internal Combustion Engine was originally designed to run on alcohol. It was only once gasoline was discovered that they changed it to that.
Second, what do you think Ethanol is?
Thirdly, alcohol as a fuel source is VASTLY inferior to gasoline when it comes to fuel mileage, & would require so much land for the farming of the biofuel components just to keep up with US - let alone - global demand, you couldn't have any room for actual food farming - let alone having any animals around.
Fourthly, if you had PURE gas - not the crap they sell, but how it is when it's first extracted from crude oil at the refinery - & burn it using PURE oxygen - unlike the atmosphere, which has a lot of other elements in it (Most of which are there to keep the oxygen from exploding the minute lightning hits a tree.) - the end result is water vapor. All you need is to have racing gas & a closed system that uses liquid oxygen or some kind of pure oxygen bottle system, & you would eliminate all of the pollution that a gas engine creates - much of which is generated from the atmosphere itself.
Finally, the world needs more than twice as much CO2 as we're giving it in order to thrive the way it's supposed to. The Carbon Cycle has always been heavily biased toward the plants, but if we let the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere fall below 150ppm - & it's at 448ppm now, last I checked - all of the plant life on the planet will die off. Once that happens, all life will eventually cease to exist. The other stuff - like Nitrous Dioxide - that is produced from the Internal Combustion Engine, we need to minimize if not eliminate, but CO2 production we need to increase.
@@timothyhansen6581 - Your first of all point - what evidence to you have that the combustion engine was designed specifically for alcohol? It is said that Samuel Morey back in 1826 was first to patent the internal combustion engine. The hydrogen combustion engine was the first engine to power a vehicle on wheels ( de Rivaz engine 1807 ).
@@timothyhansen6581 - Your second point - are you suggesting that ethenals (grain alcohol) are all the same? I am not sure why you are bringing this up. I need to read what I wrote to, which you replied.
@@timothyhansen6581 your third point - I agree with most of what you said other that the word "vastly ". Kinda disagree with the reason why gas was used vs alcohol. In 1860 alcohol (ethenol form) was being taxed at a higher rate to pay for war debt.
Most of tech is based around gas fueled engines. Pure alcohol engines are only used in racing. The corrosive nature of ethenal to rubber and other functioning parts would need to be changed. Lead was introduced to gas to cheaply raise the Octane level. Then oops bad idea because lead is poisonous. This introduced ethenal to raise octane level.
Just a side note- alcohols used methanol ,propranolol, ethanol and butanol for racing. Ethenal is the least corrosive i beleive. I could be wrong though.
So why is raising octane level so important?
How much of a difference in mpg do you think there is between gas derived from processed oil and ethenal?
My point I was poorly making about alcohol was 1. It can be produced at home (this gives more freedom to the individual) , and currently not much tech currently that supports alcohol based engines.
what happen if you explode a hydrogen bomb in space near a country with majority of cars full of ev that would be chaos since all ev will be dead
Nice tech good informations.
Important info.... price? price ???
All listed in the video description as mentioned by the narrator. For your convenience, along with the websites. Thanks for watching.
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Hello Rick Hachey, for your convenience, the website links are listed in the video description. Thank you for watching!
Please can you put in some prices for these Wonderful vehicles
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NOW NUMBER 9 IS CALLED A TRIKE BECAUSE IT IS A TRIKE. GET IT?
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Who else is binge watching these videos?
Upvoted for the ablechair. All pregnant women need one of these.
Number 10 looks more like a cafe Racer than a sports bike. Anyone who thinks otherwise doesn't know their bikes.
Some vehicles are less practical than others, but I honestly hope that ev's will improve to the point where they put gasoline cars out of production. Seems like they're getting there, bit by bit, but they're not there yet. I'd like to see an electric " people's car " , a normal 4 or 5 seater sedan ( not an suv or pickup ) with a trunk big enough for lots of groceries or whatever. I'd like to see it get a minimum range of 500 MILES, not km, and cost no more than $20,000 Canadian. We're pretty far from that right now, but you really never know what the future will bring.
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While I will admit that electric vehicles are eco-friendly in their locality, but where will the electricity used to charge the batteries come from? Currently the majority of our electricity comes from coal and natural gas fired boilers to power the steam turbines to run the generators. I suppose that's OK as long as the power plants are not in your neighborhood. Solar panels and wind turbines are useful but when one considers how many it would take to power New York City and other major cities, solar and wind doesn't sound very practical or realistic. Solar energy is only available in day time, and wind power is only available when there is wind. The amount of batteries to capture and store electricity when it's available would be enormous. We have a long way to go before we can eliminate fossil fuel powered power plants.
Solar tree stations are not hard to find where I live.
envisionsolar.com/products/ec-arc/
Currently, being tested are these wireless EV chargers.
The DWPT system charges your EV as you drive via wireless power transfer. www.electreon.com/technology
ua-cam.com/video/04enYJUDpuI/v-deo.html
There's also the Elonroad EV Charging System
cleantechnica.com/2019/05/12/elonroad-ev-charging-system-to-get-first-trial-in-sweden/
Fascinating to me was Solar Impulse traveling around the world 550 hrs in the air 25,000 miles without any liquid fuel.
These other advancements are impressive as well.
The EV ARC* via
envisionsolar.com/products/ec-arc/
EV ARC (Electric Vehicle Autonomous Renewable Charger) is the world's only transportable but permanent EV charging infrastructure solution. Deployed in minutes without any disruptive, time-consuming, and expensive permitting construction or electrical work, the EV ARC will support the charger and service provider of your choice. EV ARC generates and stores all its energy so you'll never get a utility bill and you'll be able to charge day and night, during inclement weather and crucially, during blackouts. Integrated EnvisionTrak, patented solar tracking enhances energy production by up to 25%. EV ARC is enabling clean, reliable EV charging in 82 municipalities, 16 states, three nations and in the Caribbean where it continued to operate during category five, 185 mph winds in 2018.
Deployed at your site and ready to charge EVs in minutes. There will be no disruption to your parking lot, business, or visitors. EV ARC is sized to fit inside a standard parking space, and because any vehicle can park on EV ARC's base pad, it does not reduce available parking in any way. As the number of electric vehicles increases, you can add more EV ARC™ units. You'll never have to plan or tear up your parking lot again. EV ARC can charge as many as six EVs at a time and can reach as many as ten parking spaces.r)
Solar Trees*
Currently being deployed, electric buses are in cities all over the world. Companies like Tesla and Nikola are releasing electric semis. Cities are electrifying school buses, garbage trucks, and every other kind of medium and heavy-duty vehicle. Bigger vehicles need more power. The patented Solar Tree delivers. With the same great technology found in our EV ARC product, the Solar Tree combines EnvisionTrak patented sun tracking and onboard energy storage in a much larger form factor. Generating and story enough power to charge heavy-duty vehicles without connecting to the utility grid, the Solar Tree makes the perfect clean, sustainable, and reliable fast charging solution. It is delivered to your location as an easily assembled kit of parts and can be ready to operate in a fraction of time and at a fraction of the cost of a traditional utility grid-tied solution.
Hydropower*
www.hydropower.org/facts
Due to its multiple services and benefits, hydropower is expected to remain the world's largest source of renewable electricity for years to come and with significant untapped hydropower potential; expect much of the sectors future growth to come from Africa and Asia.
In 2018, IHA, in its annual Hydropower Status Report, estimated worldwide hydropower installed capacity to have risen to 1,267 GW, with a record 4,185 TWh generated in 2017
SemaConnect Personal Charging Stations for Apartments and Condos *
pluginsites.org/semaconnect-personal-charging-stations-for-apartments-and-condos/
ChargeWheel Energy Delivery Vans Are Capable Of Charging & Powering Anything Electric
chargewheel.com/
Former Saab factor soon to be building German solar-electric cars.
www.hemmings.com/blog/2019/04/30/sun-powered-german-solar-electric-cars-to-be-built-in-former-saab-factory/
How far would a Nuclear Reactor be from your home to make that, as a power source acceptable to charge "clean" electric vehicles?.... Remember a Nuclear Reactor has no exhaust gasses and does not consume fossil fuels?
@@TheAefril Yes, has no exhaust gasses and does not consume fossil fuels, but ends up with radioactive waste that needs to be disposed.
Neat!!.... VW buggy for play & Kulan for work.
Kulan was the best I am thinking of building a three seater somewhat like it because EVs gives you lot of scope for DIY.
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I always like the new things on this channel, but please where you can include range and charge times on all vehicles. Thanks
Yes and somehow a few of these that got overlooked on. I'll add them in the video descriptions within the next couple days then message you.
In March of 2019, Harbour Air, Vancouver, ( world's largest all-seaplane airline) has a partnership with magniX to electrify the entire Harbour Air fleet. The two companies are planning to begin tests in late 2019; the first converted aircraft will be a DHC-2 Beaver. It would be great if you did a video on this since it will be carrying passengers.
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i don't get the whole electric bike idea, i ride a bike for transportation on purpose because its clean plus its one of the best ways to exercise ever invented. i guess what i'm saying is if you're gonna buy a bike buy it to ride not to be lazy
Richard Mcginnis I’m waiting for my ebike I bought it for my commute to work it dose 45 kmh, much faster than I can bike on my own power it should get me to work in under 10 min on the bike paths no insurance no gas no traffic and if I want to exercise I can turn off the power assist and burn some calories that’s why I bought one
That ID Buggy is so me. Too bad i don't know how to drive.
Where can one purchase the “Ablechair” ? Or if necessary, invest in it ...
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Love the Jetson hoverbike (7:39), would totally have one of them. The last one though. Looked great but "have every intention of bringing it into production"? I have every intention of being a billionaire and living in a castle on a tropical island with Jodie Foster, ain't gonna happen though!!!!
Thanks for the price ranges, it helps greatly.
Number 15 in India they call it a rickshaw..
I like your videos. Can you share the blueprint of DC tri electric trike?
number 1. looks good ,but better with a roof
I wanna redesign the able chair great idea but I can make it smaller and still do the same things
Need help executing the design, let me know ! I had the _VERY SAME_ thought ( _:-) !_ ) ! All the best - C.
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The kulan would be nice if it was three wheels and a little redesign. Something like that i would like for back and forth to work.
Wow lots of cool new electric vehicles. I wonder if that pickup trike would be considered a golf cart in Florida.
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This is another video I liked so much, I watched it a few times!!!!!!
Ebike are great. 1000w 48v or more will move you at 30mph or more, and charges in a work shift.
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The down side of electric vehicles, ALL electric vehicles, range and recharge time, not to mention where you will be able to charge when you are trying to go across country. Why would I want to spend 8 hours to go 200 to 350 miles with electric against 500+ mile for the same time with petrol. Ia city I can understand electric, no pollution. In the outer area where I live electric at the present time is only feasible with Tesla which is 2 to 3 times the cost and there are no filling stations within 150 miles of my home.
remember when GM was all or nothing on the volt?