Young Driver Motor Cars Limited has produced a wonderful two-seater car that is designed specifically for children between the ages of five and ten.
This vehicle is essentially a high-tech training car that allows children to experience the sensation of driving. It is equipped with twin electric motors, independent suspension, disc brakes and steering, but is also fitted with an obstacle detection system that is capable of automatically stopping the vehicle in the event of impending collisions. The car will have a top speed of only 16 km/h and will come with a nifty remote control that allows parents to deactivate the vehicle if they deem it necessary.
Set to be made available for a price of around $7,000, this training car is a great way for children to pick up driving skills so that they're confident and better equipped when old enough to learn driving for real.
Two-Seater Training Cars
This Two-Seater Car is Equipped With Obstacle Detection & Remote Control
Trend Themes
1. Child-specific Training Cars - Businesses can provide child-specific training cars equipped with obstacle detection systems to give young children an early driving experience and enhance real-world driving skills.
2. Obstacle Detection Systems - Obstacle detection systems in vehicles can reduce the number of accidents and fatalities on the road and are a major opportunity for innovation in both automotive and tech industries.
3. Smart Remote Controls - The use of smart remote controls to remotely activate, deactivate or control vehicles can provide parents with an added layer of safety, initiating innovation opportunities in automotive and IoT industries.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - Automotive companies have the opportunity to develop new products and features to enhance driving skills and safety in children's vehicles.
2. Education - Educational institutions can use child-specific training cars as a teaching tool to promote safe driving culture among children at a young age.
3. Iot - IoT companies can focus on developing smart controls to improve parental supervision or control of child-specific training cars and other vehicles.