With the intent to solve the increasing congestion in the cities, reduce the carbon footprints and solve the energy crisis, Michael Luzar envisions a hybrid bike for 2015. Hailed as ‘Thrive’, the bike runs on petrol and electric motors independently to make your ride clean and green.
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Drawing inspiration from BMW’s DNA with a focus on their “efficient dynamic” theme, the BMW X bike by designed by Jacobus Marx is a zero-emission bike concept that generates power from electricity. Based on an active urban transport vehicle of the near future, the vehicle is propelled by two 80KW in-wheel electric motors with regenerative properties. This coupled with super-capacitors (ceramic batteries), acting as batteries that are light and super fast to charge. The X bike is a two-seater three-wheeler that focuses on the eco-minded consumers of the future. An important feature of the X bike is its interactive suspension that gives the vehicle its dynamic ability and ease of use in congested areas. As for the performance, the X bike will propel itself from 0-100kph in less than 4s with a top speed of more than 240kph.
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Eco Factor: Bike powered by hot-swappable lithium battery pack.

MotoCzysz has showcased its dream motorcycle, which will be competing in the TTXGP race for them. We call it a dream machine since operating range is not a problem for this mean bike, which has been designed with a hot-swappable battery pack configuration. The hot-swappable configuration also allows its designers to get the most out of the battery pack, which enables the bike to reach a top speed of 150 mph on a single speed gear box and an additional 25 mph with its multi-speed gear system.

The bike has been made from low weight carbon fiber and an aluminum chassis, which allows it to carry 195 kgs of lithium batteries, generating more than 115 hp of power and 300-ft-lbs of torque.
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This is quite simple the most elegant and sexy electric scooters around that are actually on road and not still a concept visualization of some up and coming designer who spends more time on the CG pages than actually understanding the needs of those who actually need the vehicles to commute around. A large part of successful design is to make sure that you understand the needs of those who ride it, put yourself in their shoes and then make sure that you come up with the perfect amalgamation of sense, style, simplicity and utility!

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