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General Motors and Segway unveiled an early prototype of a carbon-free, battery-powered two-wheeler vehicle that can accommodate two passengers at a press event preceding the 2009 New York International Auto Show. Called the P.U.M.A. Project that stands for Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility, the two-wheeler is a more-practical and vehicle-like proposal (or motorcycle in a twisted, 90-degree sort of way) than the original Segway. Though the 'naked' prototype is fully operational, don't expect to see a production version any time soon.
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- Toyota Begins Public Trials Of Winglet Personal Transport Assistance Robot [w/video]
Congratulations Toyota, you have just re-discovered the Segway. Even though you've named it the Winglet and are describing it as a "personal transport assistance robot ridden in a standing position", we fail to see how this is a different...
- All-new Morgan 3 Wheeler: First Real Life Photos, Gets 115hp V2 Engine
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- Gm Unveils En-v Segway-based Concepts For Mega City Dwellers
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- Legway: Back To The Future Step-powered Segway
You may not have had the chance to ride one but we're pretty sure you all know about the electric-powered, two-wheeler Segway. Well, here's the ultimate eco-friendly alternative to the Segway, which is called by its creator the Legway in reference...
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Video: GM and Segway's P.U.M.A. Two-Wheeler Concept in Action
General Motors and Segway unveiled an early prototype of a carbon-free, battery-powered two-wheeler vehicle that can accommodate two passengers at a press event preceding the 2009 New York International Auto Show. Called the P.U.M.A. Project that stands for Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility, the two-wheeler is a more-practical and vehicle-like proposal (or motorcycle in a twisted, 90-degree sort of way) than the original Segway. Though the 'naked' prototype is fully operational, don't expect to see a production version any time soon.
- Morgan Reveals Full Electric But Still Very Vintage 3 Wheeler
Morgan will debut an all-electric concept, based on their popular 3 Wheeler at Goodwood Festival of Speed, called the EV3 Concept. Read more »...
- Toyota Begins Public Trials Of Winglet Personal Transport Assistance Robot [w/video]
Congratulations Toyota, you have just re-discovered the Segway. Even though you've named it the Winglet and are describing it as a "personal transport assistance robot ridden in a standing position", we fail to see how this is a different...
- All-new Morgan 3 Wheeler: First Real Life Photos, Gets 115hp V2 Engine
Being the most traditional of British brands, it comes to no surprise that Morgan is looking into its past to find a way into the future. Revealed here for the first time in real life is Morgan's all-new 3 Wheeler, which comes some 58 years after...
- Gm Unveils En-v Segway-based Concepts For Mega City Dwellers
General Motors and its Chinese partner Shanghai Auto (SAIC) presented today a new trio of self-balancing two-wheeler concept vehicles that will be showcased in public for the first time at the SAIC-GM Pavilion at World Expo 2010 Shanghai that runs from...
- Legway: Back To The Future Step-powered Segway
You may not have had the chance to ride one but we're pretty sure you all know about the electric-powered, two-wheeler Segway. Well, here's the ultimate eco-friendly alternative to the Segway, which is called by its creator the Legway in reference...