When urban areas will puff up with ever-increasing population – pollution will also follow suit – in near future, we shall crave for compacter vehicles that could bring the emissions down to a zero-level. Laos-based car designer Khamsing a.k.a. Sing has come up with such a medium of sustainable transportation with the conception of his BuG-O electric concept car. The car batteries could be charged or swapped at battery charging/exchange stations.
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With adaptable rear seating that rotates and folds up for creating more space and the front seat rotation, the car will be perfectly suited for local commuting, dropping your kids off to schools, attending family parties, or for making weekends more enjoyable than they were ever before.
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