Emcycle - A Cross Between Car And Bike

Emcycle is a three-wheeled, single seat for a driver and up to 75 lbs of luggage. It is a cross between a car and a bike and aims to be the vehicle of choice for commuters. The hybrid vehicle has central remote locking, a boot and LED headlights and features an airbag and a three-point seat belt. It has the efficiency of a bike enabling the rider to bypass traffic, and the comfort of a car by allowing riders to cocoon themselves in the full body vehicle. The luxury commuter transportation is expected to cost consumers $2,000 - $4,000 (GBP 2,500) when it comes on the market.

The size:

24” wide X 73” tall X 80” long. Pedals power the rear wheel through a driver operated infinitely variable constant velocity transmission. Height and bright colours make it conspicuous to other road users. 80lbs. ‘No air – no puncture’ foam filled tyres.

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