The two-seater vehicle runs on an electric motors, only packs the bare-essentials and features a bunch of eco factors including solar cells on the roof, a regenerative braking system and options for harnessing wind power. A viable solution that would produce fewer toxic emisssions, the new Chitty Chitty Bang Bang city commuter seems to be fun to drive and easy to park.
To keep the vehicle light and easy all high-tech gadgetry has been ditched and only the bare essentials incorporated. It is a futuristic city commuter meant for the green-minded.
According to the young and creative British designer, Adam Palethorpe, “This concept is a proposal for a future city vehicle. I designed it to be minimalist and the project statement I chose to design from was an interesting quote I stumbled upon. I designed this vehicle to be different from any other city vehicle I have seen.”
Adam is also credited with having designed the Scania Truck concept which makes giant trucks, sleek and curvy. A true expression of ergonomics at its best.
