The Segway Ninebot MAX G2 electric scooter boasts a dual suspension for the smoothest ride possible across various terrain, and you can get one for $599.99 shipped today, originally $999.99. Its double suspension system consists of a hydraulic damper at the front and a double spring suspension in the rear, ensuring stability when encountering obstacles like speed bumps or gravel roads. Product page.
Sure, Flying Whales is no Samson Switchblade, but this massive hybrid airship can be used to transport cargo to remote locations around the world. It’s officially called the Large Capacity Airship 60 Tonne (LCA60T) and would cost as little as one-fifth to operate compared to a current-generation cargo carrier aircraft like the Airbus Beluga.
You’ve seen the XPENG AEROHT X2, so the UDX Airwolf shouldn’t be too farfetched, or at least for an electric flying hoverbike. Put simply, this aircraft is capable of vertical taking-off, transitioning to forward flight, and then vertically landing, all powered by an electric powertrain.
Inventor James Bruton is back at it again, and this time, he built an innovative omnidirectional ball-wheeled bike that seemingly glides everywhere. He started with walking globes that are rigid, yet completely hollow inside, and typically used by circus performers for acts.
We know that Disney’s TRON Catalyst game is coming later this year, but the Reevo Hubless E-Bike looks like something straight from the upcoming TRON Areas movie. This isn’t just an electric bike that only looks the part, as it offers 750 watts of power, and a 48V battery that can be fully recharged in three hours.
Forget superyachts, Lazzarini Design’s luxurious hyper-sport jet capsule is a lot more practical. Why? It’s a lot more compact, yet still can be outfitted with a bed/sofa area, a kitchenette, and even a restroom for longer trips.