The Proyecto Uno is a single-seater design concept designed for urban style in 2025, that is, dreaming of the future and speculating on great innovations. It uses a mixed propulsion system with hydrogen cells and independent electric motors on each of its two wheels.
The vehicle has an external chassis that looks like the exoskeleton of an insect's body. In addition, the racks are constructed of removable panels made of recycled material such as PET. Project One has a wide spectrum of vision on the front to help reduce “blind spots” typically found in a regular vehicle. The windshield represents 30% of the total structure and is the main access to the vehicle.
As far as safety is concerned, the concept UNO is designed to withstand heavy shocks. In case of collision allows immediate release of the driver. The external structural design protects the occupant from impacts, preventing it from absorbing impact during side and reverse shocks. This comes with a “shelter” safety system consisting of the air bags in the driver's compartment.
When the safety system is activated, the airbag system unlocks the outer panels making it easier to separate the panels so that the subject can be released.
The gyroscope motion system is designed to provide exceptional stability at rest and motion. The hydrogen cell propulsion system makes it an environmentally friendly, compact, safe and economical vehicle with an average range of 300 kilometres per litre.
The manufacturing would have PET outer panels, laser-cut aluminum frame, high-density polyethylene tires, aluminum rims, aluminum motor support with a polycarbonate shield, aluminum seat central support with polycarbonate fibers and high-strength airbags made of natural fibers.
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