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up to 637 hp, 155 mph top speed and a 238 mile range combines in the all-new and electric AUDI e-tron GT.
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the remotely operated electric flying car is newly unveiled and ready to race.
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the CAKE kalk AP is built on the CAKE kalk platform, has a top speed of 90km/h and features a range of approximately 3 hours for an enduro-type trail.
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If this is the future I’m glad I’m in it.
I want 2 to park in my drive just so that someone can say to me: “nice Tatas”
Concept wise it is nice. Futuristic but not too eccentric. Cute but not TOO cute 🙂 specially when the door is upright it looks like a robot bunny 🙂
But for everyday use, I think that door will have a problem. Example, it is raining hard and you need to get out with your groceries on one hand and umbrella on the other, that would be a problem. Normal doors you can push it open, then kick it to close.
At first, I was thinking the same thing about the doors in car garages. On the other hand, in what I have seen of Europe, I see many many fewer multistory garages than I have seen in the states; street parking is much more common, in which case not having to worry about the doors opening out becomes a huge advantage. So in fact the design difference might represent a choice specifically geared to the car’s target market.
Agreed. I don’t like the doors going up. That’s wrong.
EMEI has spotted the same enormous whopper of a design flaw that I noticed. How do I get out of it in a multi-storey car park? Or in my garage? And in high winds would the doors either help blow the car over (as can happen with high-sided vehicles and roofed motorcycles) or just break the hinges due to the massive force of leverage applied to them?
BMW’s Mini Rocketman has a far better and more original solution to small footprint car doors.
Absolutely beautiful design ! But will the doors be able to swing up to full open position in low-roofed parking garages i wonder …….
The ‘future’ is adorable.