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Road feel, like on a motorbike,
but without dragging footrests and with a normal car driving license:
the Advantige Rone is a fully-fledged sports car with the road feel
of a motorbike. The driver of the one-seater sits centrally in the
cockpit which tilts with centrifugal force in curves and thus provides
a novel road feel. The seat position can be raised by around 30 cm
in order to provide the driver with clear visibility in built-up areas
in the vehicle which has a height of only 97 cm. The Rone can be operated
with biogas, which means that the driver can experience the thrill
of the vehicle and not pollute the environment with CO2. The Rone
was developed by ESORO, in its capacity as prime contractor, for and was presented at the 71st Geneva Motor Show in 2001.
A Lotus Elise was used as the basic chassis but what makes the Advantige
Rone so unmistakable is the fact that it was engineered by ESORO. |
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