Electric bikes and scooters are immensely popular in China but driving one in winter weather leaves many commuters cold in more ways than one. Enter the Scooter Snuggie, an innovative insulated flexible semi-snowsuit that keeps riders from being chilly though it makes them look a little silly.
China’s rise to economic power and wealth means hundreds of millions of people can suddenly afford cars, and if you thought hundreds of millions of new drivers on the roads would lead to chaos, just wait until they park!
If you’re looking to make a name for yourself as a vehicle designer,
then you’ll want to put your best sketches forward for a chance to have
your work approved and promoted by Michelin themselves!
Mitsubishi FUSO’s “Cute Truck Project” is a proudly pink, broadly blatant come-on aimed at lady truckers put off by major motor manufacturer’s macho machines.
Rolls-Royce’s upcoming limited-edition “Majestic Horse” Ghost sports exclusive trim styled after traditional Chinese ink painting. The bespoke Roller is set to be introduced in conjunction with the Chinese New Year… the Year of the Horse, of course.
Stick figure family decals have been around since 2006, if you can believe it, and though their 15 minutes of fame has LONG expired… they unfortunately haven’t. These 10 antisocial stick figure family decals cleverly mock, belittle, shame and otherwise skewer those who would advertise their oh-so-perfect socioeconomic status to those stuck in traffic behind them.
If you’re looking for a safe, unique, durable and downright cool-looking
first RC car for the kiddos, do I have the animal/vehicle hybrids for
you!
Green transportation in China just got creepier thanks to an abandoned, ivy-covered van that’s become a national social media sensation.
The team behind the world’s first 3D printed automobile are getting
ready to roll out their latest prototype, the URBEE 2, and they need
your help to create the car’s signature insignia.
Most of us already went through the (horrible) experience of noticing a scratch in our car’s paint. Whether we hit a wall opening our door, inadvertently got a scratch by passing to close to a tree’s branch, or someone bad intentioned made a scratch on purpose, it always feels bad – specially cause it looks bad. Fortunately, an innovation made by a Brazilian Institute is likely to put an end to this issue.
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