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The video provides model names, and some details where where demoed. A little web searching will provide the latest info. Some vehicles show appear to be concepts at time of this video, which may change in a few months time. The bonus of searching for a particular model you like, is the search results may provide other similar vehicle options.
@@AerialWaviatorfor now not avaialble for sale. I guess they have some issues, maybe wind resistance and flipping danger when in narrowest form. Otherwise, amazing concept, i would buy in an instant
NEWS MOMENT they were just a concept at the time the video was produced. So we didn't have access to the price. But you can find the price of some on each dealer's website nowadays. Thanks for your comment!
Can they also have a solar pad for charging the battery while going?I love the Eli, it would be great for running to the store! I’m going on 70 and still shop for myself and this would be very helpful especially in rainy weather!
People seem to forget that most any new technologies seem impractical and outrageously expensive upon intial entry into the market. For example, things like microwave ovens and VCR's -- both ran about $1500. And cell phones... remember "the brick" in the 1980's? About $8 per minute to actually USE it. ...and, for that matter, the automobile -- or "horseless carriage" -- in the early 1900's... a whimsical novelty only for the very wealthy. Over time, advantages in technology, market demand and improved efficiencies of production, ALL of these things are common consumer items today. So, yeah, scoff as one might -- it's gotta start somewhere. If anything, it's long overdue -- especially in the United States.
Triggo is intriguing, but its mechanism is too complicated as it would be exhausting when got faulty. Besides, its capacity is just for one person. I vote for Eli Zero then
These vehicles need at minimum 50 mph cruise and 50 mi range to be useful on US roads. A gated community or any closed course could use these. Several are close with great design, but still need Americanizing for the US market.
Interested in the model CityQ I decided to see how to replace a bicycle for the village and you know what ... 10,000 euros for a bicycle with an electric motor .... it's very expensive, well, very much! For this money, you can buy a car or a few good bicycles made of aluminum, and an electric scooter to boot. Some crazy price.🤕
I love how a lot of these want to abuse bike lanes whist trying to be a car. You can really tell that the people that design them hate bicycles and have no clue why people use them. These car-wannabes are massively oversized for use on bicycle lanes, as those are designed with 1 or 2 normal bicycles next to each other so that one can still pass (as everyone rides at a different pace). These would take up most if not all of the cycle lane and would block intersections etc. Not that I am worried they will catch on here (Netherlands) as I am guessing they will either not be allowed (because they don't meet speed/size regulations) or will simply be way to expensive compared to the alternatives
Right, and it would seem that this situation should be resolved at least at the state level in the interests of air and traffic pollution. State legislators and Governors and their appointees should get up off their dead-rearends and pass the required legislation to allow citizens to use these vehicles instead of being stuck with the behemoths that GM, Ford, Tesla and all the other large foreign automakers offer us. But, in these great United States, we know all those so-called problem-solvers are on-the-take and will do nothing to help us bozos do the right thing! Bob Campbell
To go on roads, they'd have to conform to local government rules. I doubt these vehicles would be legal. To go on pathways, they'd have to go slow and not be a danger to pedestrians. I doubt these vehicles would be allowed on pathways.
To be fair, we have already found solutions for the future of mobility, it's called public transit and bike-sharing services. As cities become designed around walkability, cars and car-like transportation becomes less of a necessity (especially since everything you need for everyday life is within walking distance).... I sold my car 2 years ago, singed up for free car sharing service (only costs when you use a car), but haven't even used that once... Sure, I live in a walkable city. But I believe in a future where all cities can be designed in a similar-, or even better way. Keep in mind this city was destroyed in the 50's and 60's to make room for car infrastructure primarily, but during the last 20 years there's been a MASSIVE change towards walkability and bicycle infrastructure... I visit my partner who lives in another city 25km away from my own, and my relatives, 45-50km away. Many times I take the bike to get to them instead of going to the gym. Why waste your free time exercising when you can do it when you would otherwise be stuck behind a wheel or stuck in traffic. Also, we need to be mindful saying things like "it's as environmentally friendly as a bike!" as such a statement clearly doesn't take the principle of "lifecycle management" into consideration. What we need is simple, repairable solutions, preferably without reliance on batteries. Like normal bikes, trains, trams etc. that's what a sustainable future looks like. You could always search for "cobalt mining", and see if the "battery ev future" is something we are willing to support. (and no, oil isn't better)
@@redx11x it's not really a paradise, but it's a very comfortable city with good bike infrastructure (there's still plenty of improvements that can be made but compared to many other places in the world it's very well developed). I live in Malmö, Sweden. I guess what is unique about the city is that our local government has been the same for a very long time and they care about the well-being of its citizens. Both in terms of walkability and bicycle infrastructure, but also a lot of other things, like offering a lot of free culture. concerts, yearly festival, tons of free activities for kids etc. It's not a tourist paradise, but it's a nice place to live. When I go to Lund, there's literally an unobstructed "bicycle motorway", located away from car traffic with perfect asphalt, lights, greenery and wind protection, when I travel south to Trelleborg, we have similar bicycle roads. What is funny though is that the wonderful bike infrastructure ends abruptly as you enter "Vellinge" (a car-centric rich people municipality), and once you enter Trelleborg the bicycle road is available again. It's kind of hilarious what kind of effect the local government has on these things. :)
@@PixelShade mate you live in Sweden. You Scandinavians and even Germans actually give a damn about their people. We live in England and follow American Capatilism which will do anything to make money, even if it is bad for the citizens and Enviroment, as long as it makes money. Would love to visit Sweden one day.
With more remote working, house prices removing choice of location (meaning longer commutes), and the expansion of cities, cars and private transport becomes even more necessary. With public transport being an awful experience, unreliable, and expensive, cars are an ever popular choice. Plans for walk-about cities and bike reliance are pretty unforgiving for people over certain ages (while many 50yos can cycle, many can't) with disabilities, or with medical conditions, even minor ones such as rapid overheating. I own 3 cars and not only rely on them but thoroughly enjoy them.
It's funny to here 25 kph and delivery in the same claim. I wonder how long it would take to do a delivery at that 25 kph that takes about 20 minutes at an average speed of 60 kph and is expected in about 25 minutes from pickup to drop off. No tip for you delivery person, and the food is now cold.
When I see those little tiny vehicles that are going to save the planet, I'm thinking how safe it is if it happens to crash into a billionaire's motorcade of Suburbans. Let the rich lead the way.
Penso che queste micro vetture siano la vera rivoluzione del domani. Purtroppo nessuno ne parla. Pubblicizzano vetture da 200cv. Costose ed insignificanti, mentre queste sono figlie di un Dio minore.
That's because everything today is made by AI. So when you spend your time searching for information about the theme, writing a script, and editing a video, people used to think it was not a person who did it, which is so sad. Just look at the date the video was published, and you will see that AI was not in the hype at that moment. Anyway, thanks for your comment. PS: The reply was not by AI.
1 Трехколесный и 3 четырехколесный велосипед в кузове - лишний вес, чем это лучше простого двухколесного велосипеда? Ах да, там же аккумулятор до кучи к педалям. Ой, и у велосипедов также можно сделать. и кто сказал что педалями там кто-то будет пользоваться когда есть электропривод? 2 Электромобиль - занятно, компактно, почти идеально. Скорость до 90 км/ч, а значит ему место на дороге общего пользования, а не на тротуаре. Что с этим клопом случится во время аварии? сплющит вместе с водителем? 4 то же самое что и 2, но внешне отличается и скорость ниже. 5. грузовой веломобиль. уж сколько в "отсталом" союзе веломобили изобретали, сколько в Европе, а производители дураки всё велосипеды вместо веломобилей изготавливают. если уж нужно груз тягать, то может трехколесный (нормальный, а не детский) велосипед в этом плане лучше? 6 и снова то же самое что 1 и 3 по списку, веломобиль с электроприводом в кузове, а значит лишний вес, больше усилий крутить педали и больше расход аккумулятора. 7 электрический четырехколесный самокат с офигенной подвеской - вот это достойно. и хотя и против идиотов на электро-самокатах, но на таком по бездорожью с удовольствием погонял бы. 8 опять гибрид веломобиля с электрическим движком. выглядит конечно здорово, но выкиньте уже педали, сделайте просто электромобиль. 9 и 10 опять электромобиль на дорогах общего пользования? как у него с безопасностью во время аварий? Оглядываясь на прогресс развития обыкновенных автомобилей и безопасности в обыкновенных автомобилях видно, что безопасности в представленных в ролике транспортных средствах не уделено внимания вообще, я даже ни одного ремня безопасности не увидел. А что будет если в этого клопа въедет обыкновенный авто на скорости 110 км/ч? И это разработчики предлагают выпускать на дороги общего пользования?
And just WHERE is the electricity going to come from? The grid is already stressed trying to keep up now. Millions of electric vehicles might just do it in. No new power plants, nuclear or otherwise. Undependable solar/wind. Madness!!!
When you state vehicles as being "mobility vehicles" you are alluding to vehicles that can be used by people with mobility disabilities. Non of those vehicles shown in the video are suitable for anyone with mobility issues.
Hello Andrew. I'm sorry, but I don't know if you need a driver's license for all of them. But I think it might be just for City Transformer,Triggo and Eli Zero. Thanks for your comment.
Not practical for rural applicatioNs it takes us any where from 1-3 plus hours to travel to local destinations at 60 mph or 100 kph They don’t convert to Highway travel and Lord help you in winds on a windy day keep trying
Some of these would be perfect as a Snap on Snap off Drone attachments. OK, so 99 % of cars have 1 person in them.... My concept of the perfect flying car is a "snap on snap off" 1 person 3 wheel lite weight electric golf cart with separate top fitting snap on drone. When you get close to where you fly into you can un snap the cart and drive to where you want to go. You own the cart but the drone is rented. Keep the cost low and let the drone attachment recharge. You will not get the same drone back each time as they are charging up. Lots of city Drone Ports and one at your house. 99% of people could afford this....! Keep it simple...... use what we have.... Cart battery used as back up to drone! Total disrupter to old fashion cars, highways and energy industries..... save environment at same time...???
While these are cool to look at the units of measure are meaningless to me. I don't do metric system. Since youtube is an International platform based out of the USA it'd be wise to include Imperial and metric data for your videos.
Learn metric! Most of the world uses the best measurement system...1000 metres = 1 km, 1000 grams = 1 kg, etc. Water freezes at zero C and boils at 100. Perfect sense! (How many giraffe lengths is your car?)
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Are ELI ZERO and TRIGGO sold in the US?
Looks like we back to our youth living. We never grow older
The problem with these videos is that they don't say if they are available to buy, where to buy and how much. It' frustrating.
The video provides model names, and some details where where demoed. A little web searching will provide the latest info. Some vehicles show appear to be concepts at time of this video, which may change in a few months time. The bonus of searching for a particular model you like, is the search results may provide other similar vehicle options.
@@AerialWaviatorfor now not avaialble for sale. I guess they have some issues, maybe wind resistance and flipping danger when in narrowest form. Otherwise, amazing concept, i would buy in an instant
I wish we had these in the USA
For New Mexico, air conditioning is a must!! Great ideas. Good luck!
You can put a charget to cary with u on a wheel?
price of the cars should be mentioned along with the process of obtaining it
NEWS MOMENT they were just a concept at the time the video was produced. So we didn't have access to the price. But you can find the price of some on each dealer's website nowadays. Thanks for your comment!
None are cheap.
Very good inventions.🎉🎉👍👍
Very, very good! 😜Thanks for your comment!
Keren gaes small car yg elegant
Yes!, You can park anywhere! Thanks for your comment!
I love the triggo but it's so disappointing its only rental hire and not to own privately but my next option is Nimbus One S
Make all these micro vehicles available in the U.S.! Bob Campbell
Can they also have a solar pad for charging the battery while going?I love the Eli, it would be great for running to the store! I’m going on 70 and still shop for myself and this would be very helpful especially in rainy weather!
Prezzi?
I really liked the ELI ZERO car, I don't know if it will be available in South America, more than anything in Peru, because I live there
I love all of them . However, do you guys have a personal to fix it if there is a mechanical issue like in the USA. I would love to buy one of them.
Well, I don't know, but I believe that anyone who has mechanical skills can fix them. Thanks for your comment!
Good conveyance is available in india ? For business
Is ELI ZERO or TRIGGO sold in the USA?
Show the thing in January in Canada blowing snow trying too look over that snow bank,,,,,hits ice patch flipped over on top of snow bank
People seem to forget that most any new technologies seem impractical and outrageously expensive upon intial entry into the market.
For example, things like microwave ovens and VCR's -- both ran about $1500.
And cell phones... remember "the brick" in the 1980's? About $8 per minute to actually USE it.
...and, for that matter, the automobile -- or "horseless carriage" -- in the early 1900's... a whimsical novelty only for the very wealthy.
Over time, advantages in technology, market demand and improved efficiencies of production, ALL of these things are common consumer items today.
So, yeah, scoff as one might -- it's gotta start somewhere. If anything, it's long overdue -- especially in the United States.
In the Philippines there are plenty of e bikes and ecars.
Wo kann man das Gefährt kaufen
You can find their official website by searching on Google. Just type their names. Thanks for the comment!
Any of these actually being built and sold?
Mentioning Price can be great help
I think the list is missing Qlio Velo...fat bike velomobile
We're going to produce a second video. Thanks for the suggestions and for the comment!
This great for Europe where population is concentrated. No so great for countries with lots of rural land
Tem que trazer essss novidades pro Brasil
Man, if that Transformer could just get to 70mph it would be a huge hit. Gotta get to highway speeds. But... 55 around town is good!
In my town they have a large networking bike and pedestrian path and that’s what they’re used for. Four wheeled vehicles will not be allowed on them.
Its a beautigul vehicle on d road i love ìt
Which one is the most car thief proofed which are tested by rental companies?
"EZ Raider..... From $10,670. That's from their actual website. What a joke!"
Triggo is intriguing, but its mechanism is too complicated as it would be exhausting when got faulty. Besides, its capacity is just for one person.
I vote for Eli Zero then
These vehicles need at minimum 50 mph cruise and 50 mi range to be useful on US roads.
A gated community or any closed course could use these.
Several are close with great design, but still need Americanizing for the US market.
The American version is called a Cadillac.
Interested in the model CityQ I decided to see how to replace a bicycle for the village and you know what ... 10,000 euros for a bicycle with an electric motor .... it's very expensive, well, very much! For this money, you can buy a car or a few good bicycles made of aluminum, and an electric scooter to boot. Some crazy price.🤕
Bring them all to the U.S. Bob Campbell
Thanks for the comment Bob Campbell!
Jasper may become Frails service geezer since Frails equipment is Fuera De Servicio....😁
Eli is fantastic
Promising
I love how a lot of these want to abuse bike lanes whist trying to be a car. You can really tell that the people that design them hate bicycles and have no clue why people use them.
These car-wannabes are massively oversized for use on bicycle lanes, as those are designed with 1 or 2 normal bicycles next to each other so that one can still pass (as everyone rides at a different pace). These would take up most if not all of the cycle lane and would block intersections etc.
Not that I am worried they will catch on here (Netherlands) as I am guessing they will either not be allowed (because they don't meet speed/size regulations) or will simply be way to expensive compared to the alternatives
The changed those lanes here in phx somewhat...valley of the sun. 30 days over 110 and at 118 today.
None of these vehicles are made for rural America.
But that Israeli thing has potential.
It must be windy bc Scary Spice hair is blowing in the wind quite fiercely 👹💨
Each municipality/regional governments have different rules as to how and where these vehicles can be used. This is biggest drawback.
Right, and it would seem that this situation should be resolved at least at the state level in the interests of air and traffic pollution. State legislators and Governors and their appointees should get up off their dead-rearends and pass the required legislation to allow citizens to use these vehicles instead of being stuck with the behemoths that GM, Ford, Tesla and all the other large foreign automakers offer us. But, in these great United States, we know all those so-called problem-solvers are on-the-take and will do nothing to help us bozos do the right thing! Bob Campbell
For me the City Transformer.
Wait till you find out about public transport 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
To go on roads, they'd have to conform to local government rules. I doubt these vehicles would be legal.
To go on pathways, they'd have to go slow and not be a danger to pedestrians. I doubt these vehicles would be allowed on pathways.
How many of these cute electric vehicles are sold in the US?
To be fair, we have already found solutions for the future of mobility, it's called public transit and bike-sharing services. As cities become designed around walkability, cars and car-like transportation becomes less of a necessity (especially since everything you need for everyday life is within walking distance).... I sold my car 2 years ago, singed up for free car sharing service (only costs when you use a car), but haven't even used that once... Sure, I live in a walkable city. But I believe in a future where all cities can be designed in a similar-, or even better way. Keep in mind this city was destroyed in the 50's and 60's to make room for car infrastructure primarily, but during the last 20 years there's been a MASSIVE change towards walkability and bicycle infrastructure... I visit my partner who lives in another city 25km away from my own, and my relatives, 45-50km away. Many times I take the bike to get to them instead of going to the gym. Why waste your free time exercising when you can do it when you would otherwise be stuck behind a wheel or stuck in traffic.
Also, we need to be mindful saying things like "it's as environmentally friendly as a bike!" as such a statement clearly doesn't take the principle of "lifecycle management" into consideration. What we need is simple, repairable solutions, preferably without reliance on batteries. Like normal bikes, trains, trams etc. that's what a sustainable future looks like. You could always search for "cobalt mining", and see if the "battery ev future" is something we are willing to support. (and no, oil isn't better)
Where is this paradise that you live in?
When does the covid vax paralyse you?
@@redx11x it's not really a paradise, but it's a very comfortable city with good bike infrastructure (there's still plenty of improvements that can be made but compared to many other places in the world it's very well developed). I live in Malmö, Sweden. I guess what is unique about the city is that our local government has been the same for a very long time and they care about the well-being of its citizens. Both in terms of walkability and bicycle infrastructure, but also a lot of other things, like offering a lot of free culture. concerts, yearly festival, tons of free activities for kids etc. It's not a tourist paradise, but it's a nice place to live.
When I go to Lund, there's literally an unobstructed "bicycle motorway", located away from car traffic with perfect asphalt, lights, greenery and wind protection, when I travel south to Trelleborg, we have similar bicycle roads. What is funny though is that the wonderful bike infrastructure ends abruptly as you enter "Vellinge" (a car-centric rich people municipality), and once you enter Trelleborg the bicycle road is available again. It's kind of hilarious what kind of effect the local government has on these things. :)
@@PixelShade mate you live in Sweden. You Scandinavians and even Germans actually give a damn about their people. We live in England and follow American Capatilism which will do anything to make money, even if it is bad for the citizens and Enviroment, as long as it makes money. Would love to visit Sweden one day.
With more remote working, house prices removing choice of location (meaning longer commutes), and the expansion of cities, cars and private transport becomes even more necessary. With public transport being an awful experience, unreliable, and expensive, cars are an ever popular choice.
Plans for walk-about cities and bike reliance are pretty unforgiving for people over certain ages (while many 50yos can cycle, many can't) with disabilities, or with medical conditions, even minor ones such as rapid overheating.
I own 3 cars and not only rely on them but thoroughly enjoy them.
Good idea but unfortunately price are equivalent to car 🤣🤣🤣
I wonder how they would stand up to a collision like a car
these are vehicles outside the United States will not happen here
MeV price?
You know what ironic in 9:25 we already have transport that work efficiently in the back of Triggo than all this BS.
I am interested in 2 persons e-bike (one drive + 1 adult passenger or 2 drivers)
It's funny to here 25 kph and delivery in the same claim. I wonder how long it would take to do a delivery at that 25 kph that takes about 20 minutes at an average speed of 60 kph and is expected in about 25 minutes from pickup to drop off.
No tip for you delivery person, and the food is now cold.
When I see those little tiny vehicles that are going to save the planet, I'm thinking how safe it is if it happens to crash into a billionaire's motorcade of Suburbans. Let the rich lead the way.
This vehicles has include many advant. In my opinion this the best vehicle.Disadvant?Obviously,repairmen is a base problem.
0:54 use pedals
All of these interesting neglect the needs of the elderly!
I'll bet all these vehicles are way expensive
Triggo is the best
Penso che queste micro vetture siano la vera rivoluzione del domani. Purtroppo nessuno ne parla. Pubblicizzano vetture da 200cv. Costose ed insignificanti, mentre queste sono figlie di un Dio minore.
Eli electric is my type
Your idea of safety and mine are way different in a world dominated by huge SUVs weighing over 1-5 Tonnes.
still the carver is more fun to drive ^^
Phải chi việt nam được chạy những xe này thì tốt quá
IEZ IS COOL
Most of these are too expensive and have no space inside, making an ordinary e-bike a much better alternative. Doubt they will sell much.
Great in Europe not so in the U.S.
why do i have the feeling that this video was made by AI ?
That's because everything today is made by AI. So when you spend your time searching for information about the theme, writing a script, and editing a video, people used to think it was not a person who did it, which is so sad. Just look at the date the video was published, and you will see that AI was not in the hype at that moment. Anyway, thanks for your comment. PS: The reply was not by AI.
@@Top10MustKnow only an AI would write that ….🫤 no, but really, I’m sorry but the voice sounds so computerized
😉😉😉👍👍👍😊
1:47 and that's how people park their cars. It feels as if this video was done by a Chinese AI. Lots of garbage, very little use.
Bring them to the feeble-minded U.S. Bob Campbell
Thanks for the comment Bob Campbell!
1 Трехколесный и 3 четырехколесный велосипед в кузове - лишний вес, чем это лучше простого двухколесного велосипеда? Ах да, там же аккумулятор до кучи к педалям. Ой, и у велосипедов также можно сделать. и кто сказал что педалями там кто-то будет пользоваться когда есть электропривод? 2 Электромобиль - занятно, компактно, почти идеально. Скорость до 90 км/ч, а значит ему место на дороге общего пользования, а не на тротуаре. Что с этим клопом случится во время аварии? сплющит вместе с водителем? 4 то же самое что и 2, но внешне отличается и скорость ниже. 5. грузовой веломобиль. уж сколько в "отсталом" союзе веломобили изобретали, сколько в Европе, а производители дураки всё велосипеды вместо веломобилей изготавливают. если уж нужно груз тягать, то может трехколесный (нормальный, а не детский) велосипед в этом плане лучше? 6 и снова то же самое что 1 и 3 по списку, веломобиль с электроприводом в кузове, а значит лишний вес, больше усилий крутить педали и больше расход аккумулятора. 7 электрический четырехколесный самокат с офигенной подвеской - вот это достойно. и хотя и против идиотов на электро-самокатах, но на таком по бездорожью с удовольствием погонял бы. 8 опять гибрид веломобиля с электрическим движком. выглядит конечно здорово, но выкиньте уже педали, сделайте просто электромобиль. 9 и 10 опять электромобиль на дорогах общего пользования? как у него с безопасностью во время аварий? Оглядываясь на прогресс развития обыкновенных автомобилей и безопасности в обыкновенных автомобилях видно, что безопасности в представленных в ролике транспортных средствах не уделено внимания вообще, я даже ни одного ремня безопасности не увидел. А что будет если в этого клопа въедет обыкновенный авто на скорости 110 км/ч? И это разработчики предлагают выпускать на дороги общего пользования?
Yes really clever if everyone buys one of those all the roads except the car lanes would be full
And just WHERE is the electricity going to come from? The grid is already stressed trying to keep up now. Millions of electric vehicles might just do it in. No new power plants, nuclear or otherwise. Undependable solar/wind. Madness!!!
When you state vehicles as being "mobility vehicles" you are alluding to vehicles that can be used by people with mobility disabilities. Non of those vehicles shown in the video are suitable for anyone with mobility issues.
Mobility does not equal mobility disabilities. The term "Mobility" means "movement".
You left out the Tango Electric car. Do your homework!
What kind of so called bike "CAR" do I need a Driver License 4 My Friends ?
Hello Andrew. I'm sorry, but I don't know if you need a driver's license for all of them. But I think it might be just for City Transformer,Triggo and Eli Zero. Thanks for your comment.
Soon it will be taxi every where
Not practical for rural applicatioNs it takes us any where from 1-3 plus hours to travel to local destinations at 60 mph or 100 kph They don’t convert to Highway travel and Lord help you in winds on a windy day keep trying
They are not intended for rural travel - short hops only.
Some of these would be perfect as a Snap on Snap off Drone attachments. OK, so 99 % of cars have 1 person in them.... My concept of the perfect flying car is a "snap on snap off" 1 person 3 wheel lite weight electric golf cart with separate top fitting snap on drone. When you get close to where you fly into you can un snap the cart and drive to where you want to go. You own the cart but the drone is rented. Keep the cost low and let the drone attachment recharge. You will not get the same drone back each time as they are charging up. Lots of city Drone Ports and one at your house. 99% of people could afford this....! Keep it simple...... use what we have.... Cart battery used as back up to drone! Total disrupter to old fashion cars, highways and energy industries..... save environment at same time...???
pero estas cosas son para enanos, yo mido 1,84 y peso 110 kg, yo no puedo usar ninguno de estos aparatos!!
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Im all about saving the planet but if its gonna be more than a few grand and i have to pedal it i aint getting it.
Exactly. You don't "get it".
@@kenrobertson9995 apparently you don't either. I get it from my perspective. I see it from yours. You don't know what you think you know!.
@@kenrobertson9995 without even trying to see or understand my position, you start throwing shade like a playground loudmouth.
While these are cool to look at the units of measure are meaningless to me. I don't do metric system. Since youtube is an International platform based out of the USA it'd be wise to include Imperial and metric data for your videos.
Learn metric! Most of the world uses the best measurement system...1000 metres = 1 km, 1000 grams = 1 kg, etc. Water freezes at zero C and boils at 100. Perfect sense! (How many giraffe lengths is your car?)
accelerating at g lol
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10 coolest deathtraps, I mean, uh, urban mobility vehicles out there!
How many of these are Chinese? They are deadly dangerous and often catch fire.
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Do you need a driver's license ?
Katastrofa, ešte tak pre deti nahranie. Prečo malé autíčko musí byť taký nezdar.
Every single one of these are for Europe. If your in North America this video is useless
Total BS … no country on earth can support electric vehicles … power grids just can’t handle it.
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