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If you compare the number of taking your car out alone and with your family, the higher number of driving solely will surely make you realize that you are reducing your car’s efficiency with extra weight and occupying a lot of the street’s space with your four or more seated vehicle. To establish this fact, consider the survey result conducted in UK. The result shows that 60% of car rides only involve one person in the UK, the driver. To address this issue, Cell three wheeler was introduced, which is a narrower, smaller and more versatile vehicle that can become a revolutionary solution for single person short-distance commuting with great functionality and stylish appearance.

Designer : Thomas Kent

This three-wheeler electrically powered futuristic personal vehicle features ‘Narrow Mode’ for convenient driving in busy city traffic where the front wheels come into a forward position to reduce the width of the car. The car contains two seats in an inline position, making the car compact and a sliding door provides easy access as well as enables passengers to exit in small space in the parking. The vehicle gets charged through special charging stations available in different locations across the city where the front of the car would couple with the spring-loaded charging bumper. Also, it incorporates semi transparent solar panels on side glass and the roof to generate alternative energy from the sunlight.

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