Named the Eo, the one-seat (or two- or three-seat) vehicle has a maximum speed of 65 kilometers per hour (40 miles per hour) and has a range of 200 km (124 miles). A very interesting design.  Eo doesn’t make use of side mirrors and instead relies on backward-facing cameras to provide a live feed of the surroundings onto a screen on the wraparound dashboard. As for the interior, it features a seat for the driver in front and two extra seats for a couple of passengers. If the Eo is to be driven alone, then the two seats can be folded down to make room for luggage. It does 200 miles on a single charge , so you can drive longer distances without panicking about the need to recharge.

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The exhibition Hannover Messe, held in Hanover from 23 to 27 April, was shown unusual concept truck. According to the creators – specialists from the Technical University in Munich, the aim of the project – to show how the auto industry can develop in the future. Design of the car under the name Innotruck ‘Diesel Reloaded’ developed designer Luigi Colani. The concept was created in collaboration with experts from Siemens and BeBa Energie. Innotruck – an electric vehicle. He will be able to receive power from the built-in solar panels, wind turbines and energy recovery systems. On each side of the car is equipped with sockets, and if necessary he would share power with other cars.

In this truck, Radical Innotruck, surely there is something of a truck in our traditional view, but it also has something of the jet and the futuristic spaceship. A goal that was pursued during its creation, was to demonstrate how the development of automotive, energy and information technologies can change the established paradigm.  It is an electric vehicle that sports drive by wire operation, shares information and updates from the car to a connected grid and receives important alerts as well and also has controls that adapt to individual driving styles and habits while also taking into account the traffic on the road.  

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Amazing concept – it is a futuristic vehicle future. Smart ball have the flexibility to shuttle in the city, of course, can also attract infinite eyes! It has a different body structure–transparent body, tires combined with spherical body; tire structure – it also has a clever fusion of power connected to the tires, lights and tires. The see through body of Smart Ball will make sure that a driver gets a great view of what lies in front of him. The best part of the design is that it won’t consume of a lot of space in parking lots. It will easily squeeze in tight spaces and can be flexibly parked just anywhere. This will save a lot of precious space and will create room for more vehicles without any additional efforts. The inside is very spacious and comfortable, which will make rides fun.

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This wondrous concept . Dubbed simply the Honda Chopper Concept, the subtly curvaceous demeanor of the chassis defined by an ultra-futuristic linear form, does speak of a myriad of influences starting from sci-fi literature of the 80’s to modern day bio-punk renditions seen in the Manga.  

The streamlined, expansive form of the chopper exhibits a long front suspension with a feet forward pedal and seating position. But what really did tickle our green senses was the low emission side to this modernistic system. The motorcycle will be endowed with two sturdy yet small electric hub motors that accentuate the lowering of the center of gravity. This will in turn facilitate better control; of course along with improved efficiency. 
designer Peter Norris

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Some conversions are good, some are great and some stand apart because of the ingenuity and effort the creator has put into its making. Here is an embodiment, straight from Yokohama, Japan. A man has done an amazing conversion that even Ferrari can’t help but appreciate. This man took the Suzuki Hayabusa and converted it into an awesome Ferrari Trike. Christened as F1 Hayabusa Ferrari, the trike has been modeled to look alike Ferrari F1 car. The sad fact, however, is it won’t ever enter into production as the Ferrari has appreciated the conversion and has no problem with fan owning one, but hasn’t allowed the creator to produce the copies of his this F1 Hayabusa Ferrari. Nevertheless, hit the jump to checkout images and watch a video.

If someone asks what this vehicle should be called, it’s a sheer fun vehicle with go anywhere capacity. The brainchild of UK based concept designer, Philip Pauley, the Halo Intersceptor concept can morph into a jet, a helicopter, or a boat. All you need to do is slip on some extra parts and poof.

The Halo Intersceptor is part Doc Brown-edition flying DeLorean, part Centauri’s car from The Last Starfighter, part Kanye wet dream and works like a Transformer. The concept features gull-wing doors, a top speed of a 311-mile-per-hour, gets a sprint from 0-62mph in 2.3 seconds and has a range of 700 miles. The vehicle comes with base component i.e. car cockpit which the press materials describe as “a four seater USB stick that is designed to outperform any other private vehicle on earth.”

From the cockpit, the occupant can throw one of the three Halo attachments: Halo 120, Halo 46 and Halo 22. Wherein Halo 120 converts the vehicle into a little private jet that can climb 25,890 feet a minute, Halo 46 is a helicopter with a seating capacity for four and Halo 22 is a 36-foot-long powerboat with a race-bred double hull and an engine you can throttle up to 63 knots.

The concept is a pure idle fancy with scant details of how you’d attach all the parts which makes the expectations rare of this vehicle hitting the dealerships anytime soon. However, Halo Intersceptor project is a roadmap for boundary pushing Auto Manufacturers to follow.

Keeping in mind the dismal future scenario wherein the present day vehicles may not fit will, designers across the globe have already started thinking about the vehicles that suits the age. One of those designers is Juan Pablo Bernal P. The Swedish designer has come up with a vehicle called Opel Icona for the year 2050, which is not only aimed to fulfill the expectations of vehicles manufactured today, but go beyond in a range of area.

Further, keeping in mind the environmental scenario in 2050, the Opel Icona concept will be powered by the natural sources of energy and will be able to run on water and land equally. The futuristic car will bear a V shape and with its capacity to run on road and water, it will open the possibilities to look for alternative locations to reside and experiences to explore.

Opel Icona concept features two modes Viz. Land mode and Water Mode to run on ground and water respectively. When the vehicle runs on the ground the sail remains wrapped in the storage area; however, as soon as the occupant puts the vehicle on the water mode the sail retracts and the wheel arms rotate inboard to reduce drag, thus enabling this vehicle to cruise on water with the same speed and elegance.

The "Hoverwing" home-made hovercraft-type vehicle on a test flight with a rescue vehicle in close proximity in New Zealand’s south island (Photo: Marion van Dijk/Nelson).