1997 ICVS Aerobolt 2.0: A Colorful Car of the Future
Aerobolt. Just by its name, you’ll already know that it’s odd, extraordinary, weird and other adjectives synonymous to that. Petite frame. Bright yellow finish and lo! You got a spaceship, oh the 1997 ICVS Aerobolt 2.0 car, I mean! Basically, it is designed as an urban car meant to cope with extreme road traffic plaguing many of the world’s streets nowadays. Would you believe that according to reports coming from the World Health Organization (WHO), about 1.2 million people die each year due to road collision? And this figure is expected to rise up to 65 percent in the next 12 years. Tsk tsk… I smell tragedy.
But there’s hope with concept cars like the Aerobolt 2.0. Auto Motto said it’s guaranteed to reduce vehicle stance as well as footprints for an ultimately comfortable ride! In addition, since the driver will have to drive in an upright position, he’ll have the chance to gauge the exact traffic condition before making a move! Thanks to a huge top-hinged lexan window intended to work as a windshield as well as an access and exit point.
This all-electric concept car incorporates wheel fenders that are close to the ground as well as batteries kept underneath its passenger pod. What more? Its ability to judge traffic condition is computer-operated along with its innate ability to lower or raise its height.
This is gonna be one great colorful and safety-oriented future car!
