SPORTS enthusiast has developed the first all weather, four-wheel e-bike that looks exactly like a miniature car. Design ...

In fact, we’ve seen enclosed electric bike-cars before too. But again, not quite like the Frikar. The Frikar’s speed is technically limited to 25 km/h (15.5 mph) due to restrictive European ...

Are you thick-skinned enough to drive this 15.5 mph e-bike through city ... The $21k Drycycle Is A Four-Wheel Bike That Thinks It’s A Car. ... the DryCycle is a four-wheeled, fully enclosed e-bike.

Technically, DryCyle is a fully enclosed four-wheel cycle that sticks to current UK and EU regulations, which means it’s electrically assisted up to only 25 kph (15.5 mph) and has no actual ...

Technically, the PodRide isn’t a car — it’s more of a four-wheeled bicycle with electric assist and a completely enclosed cloth shell. But the end result is adorably car-like, scaled way ...

For example, the US-built PEBL electric bike-car costs over $10,000. Slap a solar panel on the CityQ Car-eBike, and now I’m actually getting pretty interested.

The pedal-electric, semi-enclosed, bicycle/car-hybrid thingies are now coming thick and fast. One of the latest to hit our radar is the Hopper, which has already been turning heads on streets ...

At a time when two-wheel e-bikes were just starting to take off, Norwegian startup Podbike dreamed much bigger than that, with a four-wheel e-bike that bridged the gap between bicycle and car and ...