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Tech firm Luvly has designed a flat-pack mini electrical automotive named Luvly O that it thinks could revolutionise city transport.
The automotive, which is within the remaining levels of growth, is ready to be launched within the second half of 2023.
Commenters mentioned the venture, with one arguing that “the way forward for city transport is best public transit,” whereas one other described it as “a nice-looking automotive”.
Different tales on this week’s e-newsletter that fired up the feedback part included an angular timber viewing tower by Snøhetta, a 3D-printed wave-energy collector by WAVR and an opinion piece by Robert Bevan on the implications of Charles III’s love for conventional structure.
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