Is this a motorcycle or a car?

Motorcycles still be the most effective solution for the urban area, but still caught in the rain and heat, also can not protect the rider's body as a whole. Well, the Carver One might be a solution.

Carver One can stand upright, thanks to the Dynamic Vehicle Control (DVC) technology. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1aZOUv)

In 1994 a Ducth engineer A. van den Brink, founded Brink Dynamics (today known as Carver Technology) to produce his vision of a single-person car with motorcycle technology, or a motorcycle with the benefits and safety protection of a car, depending on how you look at it. 

The ambition was to make a man-wide-vehicle that was safe to drive: A Slender Comfort Vehicle (SCV). Unlike similar technology as used by Piaggio MP3, what the Carver One does is combine several existing motorcycle, car and engineering concepts into one complete package that caters to both the driver and rider

Carrying the concept of three-wheeled vehicle, but with the body that protects the rider, complete with the doors and windshield. By using Drive-by-wire system, Carver One has a hub-centre steered front wheel, with no word on what particular power-plant it is using.

Carver One can lean while cornering like a motorcycle does. (Picture from: http://adf.ly/1aZOUv)

Interestingly, this car can lean while cornering like a motorcycle does, thanks to a special technology named Dynamic Vehicle Control (DVC) which allowed it to remain upright when stopped. The technology also allows the Carver One cornering stability is far better than a motorcycle.

Other Carver designs include the Sunra electric trike for the China market, and the PAL-V One flying-trike prototype, along with design concepts for certain major car manufacturers. What do you think? All the benefits of a motorcycle without having to take shelter under a bridge when it rains.

Kept spur your adrenaline on the power of two-wheeled monster and stay alive with the true safety riding. God will forgive Your sins.... *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | CARVER TECHNOLOGY | PAUL TAN]

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