The race to produce ever smaller, eco-friendly cars, capable of weaving through congested city traffic, has narrowed.
Engineers at Bath University yesterday unveiled a project to build a three-wheeled, tilting micro-vehicle which is only a metre wide, has a top speed of 50mph, and runs on compressed natural gas.
The Clever (Compact Low Emission Vehicle for Urban Transport) car is planning to outwit the Smart car, overtaking it as a the fashionable and environmentally less damaging way of getting about town.
The design, still at a research stage, is being funded chiefly by the EU, which has committed