So just for you, a Citroen-sponsored "visionary'' has created a three-wheeled vehicle for the future that places the driver at the centre of the main wheel.
The "E-3POD Antistatic'' is an electric single seater that won its designer, Heikki Juvonen, a six-month employment contract at the PSA Design Centre in Paris.
One of a series of submissions by Royal College of Arts second year students in London, the ultra-light, micro segment, single-seater is designed as an urban commuter.
It is not meant to replace cars, but to be an addition to the family transport fleet positioned between bicycles and cars. The E-3POD has a simplified, lightweight construction to make it affordable and has an emphasis on aerodynamics to minimise the electric motor's required battery size.
The rear wheel is a structural element, there is shared suspension for both front wheels and it has scratch-resistant plastic for the canopy. Judges say the E-3POD provides the user with easy, cost efficient transport with access to easier parking due to the small footprint.
Second prize went to the designer who created a cage in which to park the Antistatic.