The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped our cities in many ways. Adapting to the “new normal,” an increasing number of people turned to bikes to move speedily and safely through once congested streets.
Recognizing the recent shift away from public transport, London-based creative design studio SAIC Design has unveiled a new concept vehicle. It’s an unusual cross between a car and a motorcycle.
Called the R’s RYZR, it offers the same thrill as cycling but car-like seating comfort
The Ryzer sports twin seats separated by a central spine, to allow unhindered views of surroundings for both the riders. The front wheels stay apart like a regular car, but the rear wheels can be adjusted to stay closer, giving the users more control over the vehicle.
The steering wheel is mounted centrally but can be switched to either side depending upon which rider wants to be the driver. Ryzer has done a fantastic job in hiding the engine and other mechanics away from the direct view. It’s hard to tell that vehicle is electrically charged.
This futuristic-looking EV also comes with a futuristic starting system
The Ryzr comes with a specially designed jacket. The rider simply needs to sit in the vehicle wearing this jacket and the rider will get access to the controls.
