Comments on: Running on Air

By: Charlie

Charlie — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:12:27 +0000

The October 2008 article says “Available in New Zealand from early next year, it is expected that they will be available in Europe shortly afterwards.”, so I assume the plan was for the car to be available in New Zealand in early 2009.

Where is it? Is this yet another failure to gon into mass production, in spite of confident assurances just a few months before?

Not all that surprising considering MDI’s 8 year history of promising “production soon” almost every year yet never delivering even a single vehicle.

What is the problem? Where are the production vehicles? Why does MDI never let an independent party, such as a car magazine journalist ever road test the vehicle?

By: Michael S Watson

Michael S Watson — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 14:50:39 +0000

Bon jour encore M Durand ou autre
As you know we have been in touch for some time and I am being updated by Zero Pollution Motors.i am most interested to learn of the New Zealand tie up and particularly the prospect of your cars being available early next year as there is a crying demand in UK and elsewhere. As soon as you have cars in production I will aim to start importing.

A bientot

Michael S Watson MSW Machinery (International) Ltd London

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By: Steve Cunio

Steve Cunio — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 20:56:37 +0000

With a top speed of 75kmph the AIRPod could be developed and bought or hired as an around town vehicle. I would imagine body shape could be almost fully customisable too – given such a small core maybe the first crop could be made in the shape of apples and sold as an iPod docking station?

It’s a great technology and seems to offer endless creative possibilities!