ARI BIO HYBRID CAR

The Sri Lankan inventor has developed a new concept electric bike plus car which has been designed with city travel in mind.
Its size puts it somewhere between a pushbike and a small car.
It is 2 and a half feet wide about six feet long and weights 40kg.
The Bio-Hybrid has four wheels but will still be able to use a bike line because, although it is electric powered, it can also be manually pedaled.
Its portable battery system provides 10 to 15 km electric assistance, with the range affected by the terrain and driving habits.
The battery can be charged from any domestic socket whether that is in your garage or a coffee shop, which removes the nuisance of charging electric cars from specific charge-points.
Unlike a bicycle, the Bio-Hybrid provides a bit of protection from the elements as it comes with a roof and windscreen.
It also has enough space for cargo. could appeal to someone who perhaps is nervous to ride a bike in a city as it provides more stability.

The Bio-Hybrid however does fall into the same category as alternative modes of transport such as the Twizy, which have been slow on the uptake.
Another strike against the Bio-Hybrid is its uninspiring and gaudy looks. Much like a Segway, you could never look cool whilst riding one.
I am chief engineer saman Ariyaratne. developer of Ari Bio-Hybrid car.
Thank you very much.
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