For years, cars have been retrofit with systems that allow disabled individuals to drive, but never before has an entire car been adapted from the ground up for those with mobile disabilities. The first of its kind, the EQUAL concept extends the compact car experience to disabled individuals in an easy-to-use, stylish vehicle that blurs the lines between what is and isn’t possible. Check out the inspirational video after the jump!
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Great Design. Very Useful to Wheel Chair Users.
Dr.A.Jagadeesh Nellore(AP),India
nice idea
I remember seeing something similar to these in the 1980s. Though it was much more depressing to look at.
I wonder how safety (airbags etc) is affected by designing for a passenger seated in a wheelchair?
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But, what concerning the bottom line? Are you certain in regards to the
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please help me have one. i am a disable person from the philippines. i do not know who to call or inquire but i really need one. please send me an email. please. thank u.