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The winner of Peugeot's fifth design competition is a three-wheeled scooter that promises the driving comforts of a sedan.
The Peugeot RD Concept uses an ingenious articulation system to sink for open-road driving, or rise when traffic's congested or parking tight.
Carlos Tovar, its 25-year-old Colombian designer, says his electric-powered car offers a panoramic view, while vocal driving assistance and a heads-
up display improve driver safety.
The second-placed design from 45-year-old Turkish Designer Emre Yazici is a two-wheeled electric vehicle that rolls the boot into the floor, and the windscreen out of the way when not in use.
You don't have to be a designer to enter the annual competition - or an expert to vote in it. Keep an eye out on the design page of www.peugeot.com for details; you've got six months to plan before the next round begins.
