GM unveiled EN-V Concept Cars in Shanghai

General Motors unveiled EN-V concepts for a new global, urban mobility vehicle. Developed in conjunction with its partner in Shanghai, China. The EN-V concepts build on last year's P.U.M.A. project that was developed with help from the balancing-on-two-wheels experts at Segway. Each of the three EN-Vs, which stands for Electric Networked-Vehicle, sports a different design. The various shapes demonstrate the flexibility of the electric drivetrain and are supposed to express three different characteristics: Jiao (Pride), Miao (Magic) and Xiao (Laugh). Jiao (the bubbly blue one) was designed in Austrlia by Holden, Miao (the blocky black one) was designed at GM's studio in California and Xiao (the streaky red one) was designed in Europe.

http://www.segway.com/en-v/
http://www.segway.com/puma/

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[MyBlueBlankie]

how fast can it go

[himitechworld]

@MyBlueBlankie

speed 25mph, range 25 miles

[bmxanthrowolf]

The bald guy in the red one is my dads boss and a family friend, been camping with him before.

[bmxanthrowolf]

@himitechworld In the newer prototype they can reach 35-40

[AZURA888]

crashing at 50Km/h in this car is equivalent to crash at 120Km/h in a common car.

[AZURA888]

Shin xie sho wo shu shanpu feng shee sho shin jew tao mie shuchun fuu lie fang tai shie fun shuo tae kun sha ya chie chung fa xie chie fuck chu!!.

[classikrocker1]

they dont go fast enough to crash

[b00rk]

It's a Segway with a roof...

[SidedriverDotCom]

Very cool. I like their vision, but I myself feel safer with 4 wheels. Less wheels equals less traction. Would love to see them with SideDriver wheels. That would be TOTALLY AWESOME! Cheers.

[emeraldpython900]

@CottageLife100 You know, that's not even funny.

[hop208]

@erickarich The car is by General Motors. China is GM's biggest market.

[MercuryMorrison1]

Looks like a helmet with wheels. What an ugly thing...NEXT.