Urban commuting has become a major issue when it comes to tackling pollution from big cities. It is those who move from home to work and then back on weekdays and run many little errands on weekends that add the most to the carbon-footprint of the planet.OVO fits the definition of the ‘perfect urban scooter’ with great ease. Its sleek design allows you to weave your way through the traffic mess in the rush hours. Being an all-electric vehicle, it will not lead to any on-road carbon emissions and if you can have a solar panel-powered source at home with the help of few PC units, then it becomes completely green. The Scooter is not just great for the planet, but its retractable cover on top, daft maneuverability and cool style make it awesome to sport as well.

The Scooter has a compartment under the seat and another one behind you to carry luggage and even comes with a spare battery on-board, which allows you to juice up in case you want to extend your trip suddenly or are stranded without charge somewhere.We absolutely love the OVO and see no reason why it should not be on the road already. It does not use any ‘unrealistic technology’, seems ready to go into a manufacturing mode and should be a popular scooter to sport thanks to its ‘chic look’.  

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The CMYK folding electric bicycle offers comprehensive solution for short commutes aiming to complement public transportation by reducing the amount of vehicles on the streets. This compact bicycle has the ability to fold via few easy steps and can be put into a carry bag, ensuing maximum functionality and comfort for them who wants to carry it on the bus and take it to their office. The bike can be plugged in any 110V electric outlet and runs for 50 minutes after a two-hour charge. To make it even more alluring, a set of accessories are available to meet individual’s need.

You must have heard or seen the boats shipping the cars or vans, but transportation of a boat in an average four-wheeled vehicle sounds a bit unusual. However, Lithuanian designer Matas Jonaitis has come up with a transformable boat dubbed “Verseka” that can be folded into half of its size, so it could be moved to riverside locations with minimum fuss. Ideal for fishing and fun boating in small rivers or lakes, the Verseka becomes as compact as it easily slips in the bootspace available in a regular vehicle.

So you’ve got to go in and out of a bunch of places today, all around teh town, and you know you’re not gonna be able to find a bike rack every time. But you gotta bike! So whatcha gon do? You gon get you a folding bike – and since you’re way into the color orange and fantastically innovative folding bike design, you set your eyeballs square upon the prize: the “Zoomla!”

HAY that does not appear to be a conventional bike. That’s RIGHT that’s because it’s not. It’s the Zoomla. It’s just so classy. The fold is a single-pivot. That’s it!

But wait, how do I turn, it doesn’t look like the handle turns the front wheel! – Oh but it does! This bike incorporates a system called TorqSteer, eliminating that whole messy steering tube ordeal. Then wait, what the cuss?! There’s no pedals! -Oh but there ARE pedals. Those two orange pedals right there are pedals, known here as the Pedaldeck. This bike uses an internal drive system rather than the usual crank and pedals.

And down there, in the pics, what’s that turtleshell there? Oh that, that’s a freaking backpack! It’s optional and attaches just below the seat for fashion fabulousness.

Hybrid! Its a hybrid! You can save a lot of gas money if you use this particular digging machine. It’s chock-full of the most modern simple things I’ve never seen implemented on a machine like this. A sliding counterweight, for example, what a fabulous idea! Sliding cabin – basically the same idea, again, why wasn’t this a feature for years now? And my favorite – independent articulation for the tracks. Excellent!

The tracks, they can do anything. The cabin – oh you’re gonna like the cabin. Not only can it move independent (to a degree) of the rest of the machine, it’s got the most modern controls. Touch-screen interface and lovely, lovely knobs. And the seat is steady too!

And would you look at those renderings?

Those renderings are just excellent.

Designer: Doosan Infracore: HAN Jeong Bok, KIM Eui Sik, LEE Dong Chirl

Yacht! I have several. Take a look at the fabulous boat in black and white. This particular yacht?s inspired by mid-engine sports cars. I also have several of those. Also in black and white. This yacht?s midships, 2 foldable coamings, and humongous slideable solon doors create a fantastic view area, 2 skylights, salon lounge, and a bright master cabin. Cruzin.

This yacht right here?s made to ?enhance living spaces? while it attempts a lovely new formal approach. So when you drink your fancy pants drinks in the meeting area in the center there, you?ve got to wear your formal sailor?s hat.

Length: 25.6 m
Beam: 6.5 m
Displacement: 54 t
Engines: 2 x 2.030 PS MTU
Maximum Speed: 43 knots.
Customer: SENTORI YACHTS.

Designer: Motion Code Blue