damn i bought a new peugot 504 for that price in the late 70s ... that came with with the engine, transmission and a full tank ...

Looks good but I seriously doubt their pricing is accurate, at all.

So, you put someone in a plastic cage that sits atop a narrow tricycle that appears not to have a tilt mechanism. When this vehicle is blasted sideways by a force 3 breeze on the Beaufort scale and starts to topple over, the poor person inside cannot lean to counteract the movement. All they can do is steer with the wind and to heck with whatever happens to be passing at the time, be it pushbike or pantechnicon.
Perhaps it would be more than a PR stunt to issue bravery medals to anyone with the guts to ride one of these in conditions that are anything other than dead calm on any scale.
I think that the best thing they can do with this is replace the wheels with floats, fit it with a daggerboard and a rudder and try for some boating customers.

I think that is really neat looking. Perhaps with batteries, the center of weight could be kept low so it won't be tipped over so easily on windy days? I think it is a neat way to get around town.

When I look at it the movie "Who Framed Rodger Rabbit" comes to mind. Looking like the taxi after squeezing through a too narrow alley.

Cycling is the best mode of transportation ever! Electric bikes make it possible to leave the car parked for 50% or more of our daily commutes. Why are we not seeing all weather clothing as the answer to year round cycling? All these bubbles and cages add more problems than they solve. You can build and in some cases buy a great e-bike for under 2k, why not spend some cash on riding gear? Bring on the "GEAR"

I agree that the pricing seems entirely too optimistic...a bare recumbent bike, from a volume producer, costs more than the $3000 estimated here. But, more ideas are better, so bring it on!
To me, this appeals to people that already 'collect' bicycles. They have plenty of money to indulge their hobby. That is a razor-thin market.
This vehicle will never cause people to substitute this vehicle for an automobile (in my opinion), because.....people who favor automobiles, hate skinny-tire-d vehicles. Designers aiming at vehicles to replace autos must begin with dimensional "fat tires", even if such a wheel/tire is a row of ten 2 x 20-inch wheels, turning independently, side-by-side, to visually achieve "fat". All stated, "in my humble opinion".

Fails at both cycle, and E-car..

Certainly wouldn't stand up well to a strong side wind. Doesn't really look that good either; give me a Veloschmitt any day!

~$4k for a glorified bike. At that price point it would be a hard sell to convince me to buy it. For ~$7K I could buy an Elio which gets 83mpg, has no range limitations, nor would it require me to shower upon ariving at work.