General Motors EN-V

The General Motors EN-V, short for Electric Networked-Vehicle, is a two-seat urban electric concept car developed jointly by Segway and General Motors. It can be driven normally or run on its own, using GPS, short-range radio and optical, ultrasonic and radar sensors to avoid obstacles, park itself and come when called by phone. Two electric motors, one in each wheel, and a lithium-ion phosphate battery give a top speed of 40 kilometres per hour and a range of about 40 kilometres. Three versions called Xiao, Jiao and Miao were shown at the Shanghai Expo 2010, designed in Australia, Europe and California, and a four-wheeled Chevrolet EN-V 2.0 followed for field testing in Tianjin.