Vanderhall debuted the new Edison electric three-wheel car at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show. A two-seat vehicle, the Edison is powered by two AC motors, allowing it to hit 60 MPH in four seconds and boasts a 200-mile range. The car’s composition features an aluminum frame, ABS composite body, electric power steering, 30 kilowatt lithium battery and more — it also weighs in at 1400 lbs.
With a $34,950 price-tag attached, the Vanderhall Edison electric three-wheeler is available for purchase online.
While Vanderhall’s latest offering is impressive, there’s been some pretty interesting headlines coming out of this year’s CES. Besides unique automobiles, this year’s event has brought us a 85-inch OLED TV that rolls up like a poster, Uber’s attempt at an air-taxi, Gorilla Glass-reinforced HD 820 headphones from Sennheiser and more.
Bentley has revealed its third version of the Bentayga, called the Bentayga V8. The SUV has Bentley’s latest generation twin-turbo V8, which is four liters in size and produces 542bhp and 568lb ft torque. The car weighs 2.4-tonnes or 5,291 lbs; despite its rather large size, the Bentayga can go from 0-62mph in 4.5 seconds.
To make sure the car can all be slowed back down again when driving at high speeds, you can add optional carbon ceramic brakes, which Bentley boasts are the “world’s largest front brake system.” The Bentayga V8 will be delivered to customers starting at the end of March. The car will not be the smallest-capacity variant for long — a hybrid Bentayga with a 410bhp 3.0-litre petrol V6 plug-in hybrid powertrain is due later this year.
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