Eco Factor: Zero-emission concept car powered by electricity.
Taking inspiration from the Segway and GM’s P.U.M.A concept car, auto designer Jon DeGorsky has come up with the Honda Rogue. The Honda Rogue is powered by electricity and has been born out of the assumption that this vehicle would grow into something much more in the future.
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The vehicle is controlled by a remote control, much like that of a modern day Wii gaming system. The interior is designed to carry one person comfortably. The electric engine makes the vehicle an environmentally friendly way to get to school or work.
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Via: Tuvie
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