The City Egg by Tomasz Mikrut is a car-share concept designed to make getting around the city a cinch. The compact vehicle accommodates a single passenger enclosed in a 3-dimensional oval. Though it’s small, the natural egg shape supports weight evenly and minimizes stress and strain on the structure, making it as strong as it is cute!
Designer: Tomasz Mikrut
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Very nicely rendered design. But what happens if you crash? Is there an emergency ejection system in place?
Good question!
“Eggcellent”…how original!!!LOL
Cute, yes. Very cute.
But where does one put the groceries? You couldn’t go to IKEA in this and hope to bring anything you’d purchased home.
The purpose of a vehicle isn’t solely transportation of a person.
And what if you want to bring a partner?
Not bad. I see it as similar to a motorcycle in usefulness.
http://www.cube3.com/cubepod1.html
sold in SL since 2007.;)
Looks like something off of Sesame Street.
Really like the egg design ….. i think it’s more safety thank drive a motorbike, because there are many motor bike at my country and cause a polution.
better food items for muscle tissue building…
I want to try this car. But I think not now. Maybe few years later.