Triggo EV Lane Splitting Motorcycle Car

The main design idea of the Triggo EV Lane Splitting Motorcycle Car is a wheel base that can be adjusted from 148 cm to 86 cm, on top of that it can park itself in a parking lot. The amazing thing is that five vehicles fit into a conventional parking lot when folded up, so to speak. The Triggo EV leans into the turns with it's special suspension system which shrinks the turning circle to 3.5 meters.

The range is said to be around 100 kilometers, but the adjustable wheels on the vehicle make it perfect for driving through traffic jams, although it is a structure that makes it safer than a motorcycle. The idea is that this eye catching little electric vehicle is perfect for the road and could be ideal for sharing it.

Visually, Triggo EV has opted for a fully glazed cabin, the manufacturer estimates the cabin width at 75 centimeters. Inside, the driver finds the handlebar, not the steering wheel, it's equipped with two seats where the passenger sits behind the driver.

The 2.6-meter long electric vehicle is equipped with a 1.5 kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery, but its output has been reduced to 15 kW due to L7E class specifications. The manufacturer estimates the maximum permissible weight at 750 kilograms, although both models weigh 400 kilograms with their 130 kilogram batteries.

Triggo EV Lane Splitting Motorcycle Car competes with light electric vehicles with interchangeable battery systems such as the Tesla Model S and BMW i3. Currently, only two models of the electric vehicle are available in the U.S. Trig said in an emailed news release. 

The Polish automaker recently unveiled a pre-production version and says production will begin sometime in 2021. The price has not yet been announced, but it is worth looking at, and it is said to have a range of up to 200 kilometers.