Velezi

Velezi is a compact, multi-personal items transportation vehicle, primarily designed for use in urban environments. The first prototype of the Velezi was unveiled in the early 21st century by a team of inventors who aimed to create an efficient and eco-friendly transportation solution for short-distance commutes.

The Velezi stands on three spherical wheels that provide stability and maneuverability in tight spaces. It has a compact, aerodynamic design that minimizes wind resistance and enables smooth ride. The vehicle is equipped with a silent, high-torque electric motor that is powered by a rechargeable battery pack.

The Velezi can accommodate two to four people, depending on the configuration. It features a spacious interior with ample legroom and a flat floor surface that can be folded to accommodate larger items or luggage. The vehicle's interior is designed to provide a comfortable and safe driving experience, with features such as a dashboard display, audio system, and multiple USB charging ports.

The Velezi operates on automatically adjusted speed control that maintains a consistent pace with optimal economy and a relatively low speed in densely populated areas. It can travel at a maximum speed of 25 miles per hour. Safety features include collision detection and prevention systems, and a built-in theft deterrent system.

The Velezi has garnered significant attention in urban planning and transportation circles due to its potential as a zero-emission, space-efficient transportation solution. However, its limited range of 25 miles per charge and higher production costs have left it facing stiff competition from established eco-friendly transportation options.