2-Wheel Drive: GM, Segway planning a really small car (Winston-Salem Journal)
April 7, 2009If Hummer took GM to the large-vehicle extreme, its latest project takes it to the other extreme, offering a solution to the world's urban transportation problems in two wheels, not four.
From the Escalade to the PUMA, an industry slims down (The Globe and Mail)
April 7, 2009Can the company that brought the world the Hummer save itself with a 136-kilogram knockoff of a golf cart?
GMSA lays out the future for PE plant (Independent Online)
April 7, 2009The South African new vehicle market needs further interest rate cuts of about 350 basis points for sales to improve, according to a local automaker. And losing the Hummer won't help things...
GM and Segway unveil new two-wheeled urban vehicle (WSYR 9 Syracuse)
April 7, 2009If Hummer took GM to the large-vehicle extreme, the auto maker's latest project takes it to the other extreme, offering a solution to the world's urban transportation problems in two...
GM and Segway unveil two-wheeled electric vehicle (WSYR 9 Syracuse)
April 7, 2009After producing one of the biggest vehicles on the road in the Hummer, General Motors is going to the other extreme.
GM and Segway unveil two-wheeled electric vehicle for urban transport (NBC 12 Richmond)
April 7, 2009NEW YORK (AP) - After producing 1 of the biggest vehicles on the road in the Hummer, General Motors is going to the other extreme.
Testing out GM's two-wheeled oddball (CNN Money)
April 7, 2009Even as General Motors executives are seriously discussing a recently-unthinkable bankruptcy back in Detroit, others were unveiling an equally implausible prototype for a futuristic personal transportation vehicle in New York City.
GM, Segway roll out an electric scooter built for two (Scientific American)
April 7, 2009Cash-strapped General Motors Corp., which is still mulling what to do with its failing gas-guzzling Hummer Division, today showed its greener side when it unveiled Project PUMA (Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility), a compact new battery operated two-wheeler for two that it's developing with Segway, Inc., maker of the upright electric lawnmower-like vehicle that debuted in 2002. [More]
Ditch the Hummer, here comes the PUMA (Sydney Morning Herald)
April 7, 2009The world's urban transport problems could be solved by two wheels not four.
GM and Segway unveil new two-wheeled urban vehicle (AP via Yahoo! News)
April 7, 2009A solution to the world's urban transportation problems could lie in two wheels not four, according to executives for General Motors Corp. and Segway Inc.
GM and Segway unveil two-wheeled electric vehicle for urban transport (WRIC 8 News Richmond)
April 7, 2009Associated Press - April 7, 2009 1:53 PM ET NEW YORK (AP) - After producing 1 of the biggest vehicles on the road in the Hummer, General Motors is going to the other extreme.
GM and Segway unveil new two-wheeled urban vehicle (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
April 7, 2009If Hummer took GM to the large-vehicle extreme, the auto maker's latest project takes it to the other extreme, offering a solution to the world's urban transportation problems in two wheels not four.
Ready to trade your Hummer for this? (KATU Portland)
April 7, 2009General Motors and Segway Inc. announced Tuesday that they are working together to develop a two-wheeled electric vehicle designed to be a fast, safe, inexpensive and clean alternative to traditional cars and trucks for cities across the world. Photo gallery
GM, Segway Unveil 'Green' Urban Vehicle (Fox News)
April 7, 2009The companies announced Tuesday that they are working together to develop a two-wheeled, two-seat electric vehicle designed to be a fast, safe, inexpensive and clean alternative to traditional cars and trucks for cities across the world.
GM and Segway unveil new two-wheeled urban vehicle (AP via Yahoo! News)
April 7, 2009A solution to the world's urban transportation problems could lie in two wheels not four, according to executives for General Motors Corp. and Segway Inc.
GM and Segway unveil new two-wheeled urban vehicle (AP via Yahoo! News)
April 7, 2009A solution to the world's urban transportation problems could lie in two wheels not four, according to executives for General Motors Corp. and Segway Inc.
The Thermals | "Now We Can See" (Daily Orange)
April 7, 2009Artist: The Thermals Album: "Now We Can See" Genre: Post-punk, punk-pop Sounds Like: The Hold Steady, Built to Spill 55 Decibels Hummer offered The Thermals $50,000 to play its song, "It's Trivia," in a February 2006 Hummer commercial. Other indie-rock bands may have jumped at the opportunity, but Thermals guitarist Hutch Harris called the contract "so evil" and promptly turned it down.
IMI developing electric Hummer (Globes Online)
April 7, 2009The silent vehicle uses a powerful electric motor backed by a diesel engine.