Peugeot M-Please-V
Going Like Sixty — July 5, 2008 — Autos
References: thedesignblog.org
One of the designs entered in the Peugeot Design Contest was a multi function, lightweight, simple and economical vehicle, the M-Please-V. The driver and passengers become one with the environment because there are no doors, and a lot of accessories and electronics have been omitted. Supposedly up nine people can fit into this bubble, making it a utility vehicle. All power comes from batteries running a motor on each wheel. The inside is easy to clean with a hose; gotta love that -- you'll be able to get those fries out from under the seat easier.
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