The Casple-Podadera is a two-seater city car that boasts a unique folding characteristic to allow it to fit in tight parking spaces usually reserved for motorcycles.

That the Hiriko electric car prototype is small is obvious to anyone. Perhaps less obvious is that, in parking, the Hiriko becomes even smaller. Thanks to a folding mechanism that tucks the rear ...

Making a car that can fold itself isn't as simple as adding some hinges; the Hiriko has a single, upward-swinging windshield instead of doors and each of the Hiriko's four wheels contain a drive ...

In this project, watch as oak, ash, and birch come together to create a unique 3D origami folding door. ... Costco Is Selling a "Pop-Up Garage" That You Can Actually Park Your Car In.

Tesla Model X: Electric, all-wheel drive, and crazy folding doors LOS ANGELES--The highlight of the Model X introduction, Tesla's SUV, was not the electric power train, but what the company calls ...

Folding Car Makes Parking A Breeze MIT Smart Car Takes Up A Third Of A Normal Parking Space. Share Copy Link. Copy {copyShortcut} to copy Updated: 6:01 AM EST Feb 15, 2012 ...

Using the electronic door handle in a 2017 Lincoln Continental. By Keith Barry. Instead of a simple, familiar mechanical ...

Folding Hiriko electric car could work in crowded cities. Jan. 31, 2012 — -- quicklist: 1category: A Car of the Futuretitle: CityCarurl: media: 15471548 text: The modern automobile sets us ...

Engineers at MIT developed an electric, shareable car that would fold to conserve parking spaces. A prototype was made for production in Europe. But why did this promising auto never hit the road?

Earlier this month, Tesla Motors recalled 2,700 Model X cars to fix a third-row seat latch that could allow the seat to fold forward during a collision.

Samsung said on Thursday it will offer a digital key service for the first time with the Galaxy Z Fold 3, where smartphones can be used to open and lock car doors. The service uses ultra-wideband ...

Starting this year, individuals who open car doors or leave them open unsafely, resulting in traffic accidents, will face fines of VND20-22 million (US$785-863), marking a 36-50 fold increase compared ...