- [Reacher] Whether it's land, water, air or idea,
there's always something redefining the wow factor.
This is Reacher, and here are 15 crazy, innovative,
and futuristic vehicles.
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- [Female announcer] Number 15.
- [Reacher] This car was designed not just as a vehicle,
but as a mobile power source enabling it to provide power
to charge other cars or send surplus back to the grid.
The vehicle measures 12 and a half feet long
and just under six feet wide
with an almost completely panoramic view
due to the glass top.
The drive train is powered by hydrogen
feeding each of the end-wheel motors.
There's also a removable fuel cell
positioned between the front wheels
which can be used as a portable generator.
Other vehicles can be charged wirelessly
using charging panels located on the rear wheels
and under the front floor.
It may take some time for cars like this
to become part of the mainstream mindset,
but it's another step in the right direction
towards making a sustainable
clean energy society into a reality.
- [Female announcer] Number 14.
- [Reacher] This aptly named little boat
is the only friend you'll ever need on the water.
It's controlled by the user,
which means there's no need
for an extra person to drive it.
A small clam-shell device
clamps to the handle of the tow rope,
which communicates with the boat wirelessly,
allowing the user control of the craft.
Safety features include collision avoidance,
auto shut off in case of a fall,
and remote retrieval using GPS,
which allows the boat to track the user
and return if needed.
It's powered by 150 horsepower engine,
which can produce enough speed for wakeboarding,
hydrofoiling, and even barefoot skiing.
- [Female announcer] Number 13.
- [Reacher] The relaxation and fun of riding a bike
is compounded by this laid back cruiser.
Literally laid back.
Overall, it has the appearance of a normal bicycle,
but the differences are what defines this
as the bike you don't even know you need
versus the bike you have.
The aluminum framework has an adjustable two-piece seat
that is ergonomically designed to fit riders
up to six feet four inches tall.
The pedal assembly is attached to the front of the bike
instead of under the seat, which allows the rider
to sit in a reclined position while riding.
The bike can be shipped unassembled for almost $1,300,
or fully assembled for $1,400.
- [Female announcer] Number 12.
- [Reacher] This handy little camper
was designed around the Piaggio 850 three-wheeler,
integrating many of the structural components.
The minimalist construction is made for a single user,
offering flexibility yet still meeting
the basic living needs while traveling.
Standard front and rear doors allow access to the interior,
which houses a fold-out bed,
multiple storage spaces, a small fridge,
and a cooking area with single burner gas stove,
water tank, and faucet.
A small desk area sits to the side of the driver,
as well as having extra counter space
in the rear of the vehicle.
As for the bathroom,
that one is still in the hands of mother nature.
- [Female announcer] Number 11.
- [Reacher] This second generation release from Greyp Bikes
was designed to take the whole experience
of combining motorcycles and bicycles even further.
A biometric sensor allows the rider to unlock it
using fingerprint activation.
The color display allows you to choose your riding mode,
in addition to providing info on speed, battery range,
motor temperature, and trip length.
The 1.5 kilowatt hour battery provides power to the motor,
which can produce a top speed
of just over 43 miles per hour.
The expected range is around 74 miles on a single charge.
Pricing on this one will run you a little over $9,000.
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- [Female announcer] Number 10.
- [Reacher] When you think about Italian cars,
this probably isn't the sleek one
that usually comes to mind.
This hand-built pedelec has a Monokote carbon fiber body
with a hinged polycarbonate cover.
The interior has room for one person
with a baggage area behind the seat.
A 120 watt solar panel is built into the roof
to assist in charging the 1.5 kilowatt hour battery.
It can reach a top speed of just under 20 miles per hour
with an estimated range of 43 miles on a single charge.
Features include Bluetooth connectivity,
leather interior, and a choice of five colors.
Production is scheduled for June of 2019
with a price around $16,000.
- [Female announcer] Number nine.
- [Reacher] The creator of this quad
started working on the idea
when his brother was injured in an accident.
After some time and effort,
he came up with a design
employing an outboard leaning mechanism
which allows all four wheels
to have a lean angle over 50 degrees.
Unlike a traditional quad, this one has a smaller body
which sits higher on the center point of the chassis.
This keeps your seat in place
regardless of the vehicle's movement
as the wheels adjust separately to the terrain.
This unique suspension offers better control
as well as comfort and stability.
- [Female announcer] Number eight.
- [Reacher] This three-wheeler is the perfect alternative
to the dense traffic filling most urban areas.
The aluminum frame is integrated
with the 48 volt battery pack
that powers the hub motor in the front wheel.
The rider uses the Qugo in a standing position
with controls for the speed, lights,
and horn on the handlebars.
A digital dashboard displays diagnostics
such as the speedometer and the battery indicator.
The patented tilting mechanism
offers more control when turning,
allowing the rider to lean in as they would
when riding a normal bicycle.
It has a maximum speed of 16 miles per hour
with a maximum range of 16 miles.
Although that doesn't sound like a lot of distance,
it's more than enough for those light errands
that could be achieved while walking.
- [Female announcer] Number seven.
- [Reacher] I'm not gonna downplay
the time and effort that go into a project such as this,
but at the same time,
Whatever the case may be, this thing flies,
and that's really all we, as guys, want it to do.
The company claims that this single seater
is easy enough for a novice to use without any training.
It has a top speed of 70 miles per hour
with a 13 mile range or 20 minutes of flight time.
I know that math is rough, but it's on the company's website
so I have to go with it.
Pricing on this one will run you about $60,000.
- [Female announcer] Number six.
- [Reacher] Ever had those days
when you're heading to the outdoors and you have to choose
between towing the camper or the boat?
Well worry no more because this entry has you covered.
It's called the Sealander, and as the name implies,
it's good on water or land.
It's towed and used like any normal camper
with features such as a dining area,
cookstove, sink, and water tank.
It has an open design with a large rear door
and a polyester folding top
to add to the outdoor living experience.
But unlike normal campers,
this one can be used on the water like a boat.
An estimated speed of around five knots can be achieved
using the small outboard motor attached to the stern.
Pricing on this one is around $17,000.
- [Female announcer] Number five.
- [Reacher] This creation from Austria
is an electric motorcycle that looks like
something from the future,
which is cool with us because that's kinda the theme here.
The unique body style is composed of aluminum,
which slips over the framework
to house the battery assembly.
The overall length of the bike is just over seven feet.
Instead of having a dash area,
the displays are integrated into the rear view mirrors
on two and a half inch color screens.
The bike comes in two models
with an available maximum battery capacity
of 12.7 kilowatt hours,
which offers a range of 124 miles
and a top speed of 75 miles per hour.
Pricing runs from $26,700 to $29,000.
- [Female announcer] Number four.
- [Reacher] This newest addition to the DeepFlight family
is the big brother of the Super Falcon mini sub.
It measures a little over 26 feet in length
and almost 11 feet wide
with a maximum operating depth of 330 feet.
Each one has room for a pilot and two passengers
and a tandem seating configuration to sit comfortably
while enjoying a 360 degree view
of their underwater surroundings.
The 14 kilowatt hour battery powers the Brushless motor
allowing a top speed of four knots
with a dive time up to eight hours.
The low signature electric system ensures no harm
to any swimmers or marine life it may encounter.
There are several integrated safety features,
including positive buoyancy
so the craft floats to the surface automatically
in the event of an emergency.
And I may or may not be speaking from experience
when I tell you that you will get banned
from the local water park
if you sneak this into the wave pool.
- [Female announcer] Number three.
- [Reacher] This one from Technical University Munich
was created as demo vehicle
for part of their Diesel Reloaded project.
Its sole function is to serve
as a testing ground for new technologies.
Some of these include an energy management system,
allowing the truck to serve as a smart grid,
car-to-car communication, and an interface in the cockpit
with controls that adapt to the behavior of the driver
as well as weather and traffic.
Its computer architecture is set up to allow the integration
of new and experimental ideas,
which the creators hope will someday
be part of the innovative vehicles of the future,
in part helping address major societal trends and needs.
- [Female announcer] Number two.
- [Reacher] This release is part of the Next 100 line
from the BMW group.
The "every mini is my mini" philosophy is the force behind
this revolutionary vehicle's futuristic innovations
which have transformed the car
into a completely unique personalized experience.
Its surface is programmed to conform to your personal taste
while projected foot controls on the ground
will allow functions such as opening the door and trunk.
The translucent circular control
in the center of the dash area,
perfectly nicknamed The Cooperizer,
is the brain behind maintaining the preferences of the user,
such as communication, entertainment, and driving styles.
There's also an autonomous driving function
which allows the car to park itself
or be at a specified pick-up point.
I'm sure nobody is going to complain about a future
where a car drives itself to the car wash to get cleaned.
Before we show you
our extremely amazing pick for number one,
we wanna remind you to let us know in the comments
which of these were your favorite.
- [Female announcer] Number one.
- [Reacher] This concept was used at the 2016 Rio Olympics,
offering rides to the press and VIPs.
The advanced chassis configuration features a narrow front
and wider rear to increase aerodynamics and stability.
The doors open up, out, and back,
offering entry to the interior,
which has an open roof design
covered with an integrated structure
reinforced for rollover protection.
It offers seating for three people with the driver
centrally located in front of the passengers.
Controls are mounted on the steering wheel
with information fed to a display system
showing diagnostics such as speed and battery range.
Two separate display screens flank this one
to serve as alternatives to side mirrors
by using rear view cameras.
The all electric powertrain
is composed of a 220 kilowatt battery
that powers two 130 kilowatt motors,
providing 268 horsepower for a top speed
of 115 miles per hour.
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