Dacia, Renault’s traditionally more affordable, ‘no-frills’ sub-brand, has unveiled a wild concept car: The Manifesto. The electric off-road vehicle was designed with a modular roof, a removable battery pack (that transforms the Manifesto into a power source) and a single headlight that owners can pop out to use as a flashlight. Its body panels are made from recycled plastic. Its dashboard? Made of cork. The concept vehicle also sports thick – airless – all-terrain tires to ensure that punctures will never result in a flat. While the Manifesto will not go into production, it’s certainly given Dacia fans a lot to think about.
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An All-Season Robot Designed for Year-Round Yard Work

While Roomba-inspired outdoor robots have hummed across lawns for years, the brand-new Yarbo wants to become your all-season yardwork solution. The robot is equipped with interchangeable modules so you can quickly alter the device to mow your lawn, blow leaves or even clear snow. Built with intelligent path planning and an obstacle avoidance system, the device is designed to clear your lawn without supervision (though it does come with Smart App Control and Real-Time Monitoring). The basic lawnmower version is available for $2,600 – while the three-in-one all-season version will cost $3,400.