10 Coolest Urban Mobility Vehicles

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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.

For New Mexico, air conditioning is a must!! Great ideas. Good luck!

I wish we had these in the USA

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

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

You can put a charget to cary with u on a wheel?

Tem que trazer essss novidades pro Brasil

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.

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!

Make all these micro vehicles available in the U.S.! Bob Campbell

Very good inventions.🎉🎉👍👍

Which one is the most car thief proofed which are tested by rental companies?

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

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

Good conveyance is available in india ? For business

Keren gaes small car yg elegant

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.🤕

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.

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.