Transcript: Customizable go-kart for kids. Actev Arrow is a sleek, miniature go-kart for children ages 5 to 9. It can reach speeds of 12 mph with the help of 2 independent 250W electric motors. A ...

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Having a solid knowledge base of electronics, especially power electronics, allows discovering different horizons and gives the possibility to build interesting machines. An electronic designer knows ...

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For better or worse, you could rarely accuse Segway (now known as Segway-Ninebot) of failing to think outside the box, and the Ninebot Electric Gokart is yet another quirky contraption from the ...

Remember the Chibikart, the electric go-kart that goes up to 20MPH that we covered a few weeks back? Its creator Charles Guan has designed a new version, known as the “Democratic People’s Republic of ...

If you’ve been on the hunt for your own little snow-going electric tank mobile (haven’t we all?), then the ENVO SnowKart may be right up your alley. The last time we checked out British Columbia, ...

We can honestly say we're jealous. We want one of these for our kids ... or really just for ourselves! For a mere $1,149 (early-bird pricing, which may be $1,450 at launch ) you can convert your again ...

Many of the fun and strange electric vehicles that we cover in this running Awesomely Weird Alibaba Electric Vehicle of the Week column serve more utilitarian purposes, but this week’s find is all ...

Industrial designer Josh Tulberg has laser cut, 3D-printed and epoxy'd his way to creating the aquatic equivalent of a go-kart and I think we all need one. (Update: I originally thought this would ...

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