- [Glen] From transporting suitcases to flying machines,
personal mobility is coming along at breakneck speeds.
This is Glen and today,
we are bringing you 10 personal transportation
vehicles made to get you moving.
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- [Cassie] Number 10.
- [Glen] Imagine cruising around the airport
on your suitcase, listening
to your favorite music on an included Bluetooth speaker.
Thanks to the Airwheel
SE3 Smart Riding Suitcase, this is now possible.
When used as a scooter,
the aluminum alloy frame has a length of two feet,
a width of one foot, and a height of just under three feet.
It has a storage volume
of just over one cubic foot with the ability
to withstand about 200 pounds of external pressure.
It has removable 36 volt battery pack
that powers a 250 watt motor,
allowing it to reach speeds of up to six miles per hour.
When you get to your destination,
it can be folded back into a rolling suitcase.
It also comes with smartphone connectivity,
and a high definition LED display to keep track
of diagnostics, such as speed, mileage, and voltage.
Pricing on this one will run you about $600.
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- [Cassie] Number nine.
- [Glen] This semi-reclining 21 speed electric tricycle
has a supportive saddle with an adjustable backrest,
basic ergonomic handgrips,
a steel fender, and an alloy chain guard
that protects clothing while riding.
Four inch wide tires with
a 20 inch diameter provide a lower center
of gravity for better stability
and a smoother off-road ride.
It has a length of 6 1/2 feet,
a width of 2 1/2 feet and a height of 3 1/2 feet.
The 48 volt lithium-ion battery has a charge time
of five hours, which will give you a range
of 18 to 40 miles, with a top speed
of about 15 miles per hour.
The Azteca also has mechanical disc brakes,
a digital readout, paddle assist,
twist throttle, and weighs in at just 86 pounds.
If you like the laid-back style of this bike,
you can have your own for around 3900.
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- [Cassie] Number eight.
- [Glen] The JackRabbit
is a lightweight compact electric vehicle made
for campus and urban mobility.
The folding foot pedals
and rotating stem makes storage a breeze in smaller spaces.
The aluminum monocoque frame is only four feet from front
to back with oversized front
and rear tires that bring out a traction
and softness to any ride.
A two hour charge time powers a 36 volt battery
which offers a range of 13 miles
with a top speed of 18 miles per hour.
It comes with an LED battery indicator,
USB charging port, and a three-position speed switch
that can be removed to provide lockout
security for the bike,
with a projected production date of late 2018.
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- [Cassie] Number seven.
- [Glen] This self-balancing wheelchair from Airwheel
was made for those with limited mobility.
It has 14 inch tires, a foldable handle for steering,
and forward and reverse motion,
which is controlled by moving forward and back.
The magnesium alloy frame
and comfortable seating make for a safe
and relaxing ride over any period.
It has a length of 2 1/2 feet,
a width of about two feet,
and a height of just over three feet,
with a maximum weight capacity of 198 pounds.
Dual batteries have a charge time of three hours
and produce a top speed of six miles per hour.
The A6T comes with an LCD display
that keeps track of temperature,
speed, mileage, and battery life.
You can pick one up for a cost of $7000.
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- [Cassie] Number six.
- [Glen] Yes, we know we just talked about an Airwheel,
and yes, we know it was also a wheelchair,
but we're big fans of things like this, so humor us a bit.
This automatic foldable wheelchair is called the H3S.
The aluminum frame measures 3 1/2 feet in length,
and two feet in width, with a height
of just over three feet.
It has an interchangeable joystick for easy steering,
as well as having the ability
to be remotely controlled using the included smartphone app.
A 25 volt battery provides power to dual motors,
which provide a top speed of almost four miles per hour.
Safety features include oversized tires
for added stability, as well as a horn,
light, and reverse reminder for busier areas.
The cost on this one will run anywhere from 2000 to 3000.
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- [Cassie] Number five.
- [Glen] Spanish manufacturer Torrot reached way back
in time and updated this idea to be part
of the next generation of electric vehicles
that are revolutionizing urban mobility.
The steel frame and carbon fiber body measure seven feet
in length and just over 2 1/2 feet in width.
Its two seats, one behind the other,
allow it to handle like a motorcycle,
yet have the feeling of being in a car.
The Velocipedo is intended for transporting smaller cargo
or one person within cities
where a normal sized car might not be as efficient.
Its 50 volt battery pack
and 13.5 horsepower motor produce a top speed
of 55 miles per hour, with a range
of just over 90 miles before needing a recharge.
Regenerative braking can increase this up to 20%, depending
on which of the four driving modes are being used.
The company is currently taking reservations
for a limited 70th anniversary edition
with a base price around $7000.
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- [Cassie] Number four.
- [Glen] The ZEV Micro is a low-cost trike intended
to be driven for delivery and personal utility.
It's legal to drive in most states,
and can be driven with a regular car license.
The steering, throttle,
and breaks are all hand controlled from the handlebars,
which allow it to be driven by more people
due to the feet not being used.
It measures just under eight feet in length
and almost four feet in width,
with a height around five feet.
Although it sounds small,
it still has seating room for three adults,
with a maximum load capacity of 500 pounds.
The 72 volt battery and four kilowatt electric motor provide
a top speed of 40 miles per hour,
with a maximum range of 47 miles.
Pricing on this one will run you $6300.
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- [Cassie] Number three.
- [Glen] If you can't tell by now,
we like the Airwheel line of vehicles.
Like most ebikes, this one gives you the option
of riding using electric power,
or just pedaling for a bit of exercise.
It retracts with a push of a button to a compact
and easy-to-carry unit for those times during your commute
when riding isn't an option.
The aluminum alloy body measures four feet in width
and just over three feet in height when fully extended.
It weighs in at just over 42 pounds
with a maximum weight capacity of 220 pounds.
The 36 volt motor in the R6 can reach
a top speed around 12 1/2 miles per hour.
The removable, 244 watt-hour battery can be charged
in about three hours using a standard home outlet.
If you're interested, you can own one for just $735.
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- [Cassie] Number two.
- [Glen] Uniti Sweden paired
with industrial giant Siemens
to develop its first electric car.
It was designed specifically for the city,
with high-performance and agility in mind.
The company claims to have the world's largest
and most advanced interactive heads-up
display in the windshield.
In addition, the designers digitized almost
all the interaction points,
to make the care as intuitive as possible.
In keeping with the idea of sustainability,
the body is made from a recyclable carbon fiber,
with an interior created from organic deposits.
The electric motor provides a top speed
of up to 81 miles per hour.
The axillary battery can be charged
in about 10 minutes for a quick 20 mile trip,
with a main battery that can provide
a range of up to 186 miles.
The Uniti One will have a base price
of just over $17,000, with
a projected delivery date sometime in 2019.
Before we reveal our number one pick,
don't forget to let us know in the comments
which one was your favorite and why.
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- [Cassie] Number one.
- [Glen] This all-electric recreational vehicle
from Kitty Hawk is intended for use over water.
Lift is provided by a total of 10 propellers
that allow the user to fly up to 10 feet above the surface.
Control is maintained using a joystick and onboard computer,
as well as a toggle switch for altitude.
The single seater has a wingspan
measuring eight feet by 13 feet.
It has a top speed of 20 miles per hour,
with a flight time ranging from 12
to 20 minutes depending on payload
and environmental factors.
Landing is made easy using the dual pontoons
that replace the standard landing gear.
It's classified as an ultralight,
so there is no extra licensing needed for the user.
The company is currently offering presales
by invitation only, with no pricing available at this time.
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