The Free Spirit
Going Like Sixty — July 21, 2008 — Autos
References: ecofriend.org
The Free Spirit is a cross between a bike and a car. What Leonid Lucenko has really designed, of course, is a tricycle.
Sometimes designers let creativity get in the way. For example, the Free Spirit has three wheels: tri; not two: bi. Plus, it appears it doesn't have peddles, which makes it some kind of motorcycle. But all those little flaws aside, this is one cool design. It's a fantasy, but it might inspire other designers to take the chance that the right combination of sexy style and ecology can find a big market.
Sometimes designers let creativity get in the way. For example, the Free Spirit has three wheels: tri; not two: bi. Plus, it appears it doesn't have peddles, which makes it some kind of motorcycle. But all those little flaws aside, this is one cool design. It's a fantasy, but it might inspire other designers to take the chance that the right combination of sexy style and ecology can find a big market.
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Eco-friendly Hybrid Vehicles — Designing and manufacturing hybrid vehicles that combine the best of bikes and cars for environmentally conscious customers.
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Personal Transportation Innovation — Exploring unique ways to create new and innovative modes of transportation for individuals to reduce vehicle emissions.
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Urban Mobility Solutions — Developing sustainable transportation options that are practical and efficient for navigating urban environments.
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Automotive Industry — Automakers can invest in new hybrid vehicle designs and technologies to offer sustainable options for customers.
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Bicycle Industry — Bicycle manufacturers can explore hybrid designs that merge the convenience of a car with the eco-friendliness of a bike.
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Sustainability Consulting Firms — Consultants can offer innovative solutions to cities and businesses looking to reduce carbon emissions and improve urban mobility.
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