Auton Electric Hearse has nothing on Grandpa Munster's DRAG-U-LA

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/here-s-a-self-driving-electric-hearse-to-leave-you-speechless-it-s-called-the-korbiyor-99779.html
Here's a Self-driving Electric Hearse to Leave You Speechless, It's Called
the Korbiyor
by Tudor Rus  10th September 2015

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Alright, here's the deal. There comes a time when our life in this world
will come to an end, and we've all heard the "live your life" syntagm too
many times. So how about going on your last road in a futuristic manner?

 In case you needed to hear it again, here at autoevolution we encourage
people to use their cars in such a way that they don't end up involved in
crashes that can lead to injuries and deaths. 

 However, the car world's dark side involves hearses, so why not approach a
light-hearted attitude and talk about this hearse concept, called the
Korbiyor.

 Now, hearses come in all sizes and shapes, with the most expensive ones
being based on Mercedes-Benz platforms or even Maybachs for that matter. But
how about an autonomous electric hears, that will keep you in line with the
trends even when you're preparing to leave this world?

 Sounds crazy, I know, but someone thought about it, and that's how we ended
up here, talking about the The Korbiyor, which is basically an all-wheel
drive electric vehicle capable of moving in any direction.

 According to The Globe and Mail, it features mecanum wheels and "can enter
a church and position itself" without damaging the floor. Also, the concept
can be programmed to follow the funeral process leader.

 But there's more. The prototype features a transparent coffin refrigerated
by Korbiyor's fuel cell. Other than that, it could complete a course all by
itself, by simply following a pre-established path and speed, although we're
wondering how on Earth would the authorities allow it to roam freely on the
streets and in traffic conditions while also carrying a dead man in the
process.
[© autoevolution.com]



[Related ice of the past]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAG-U-LA
The fiberglass body of DRAG-U-LA was built from a real fiberglass coffin ...
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http://www.munsterkoach.com/Dragula1.htm
Pictures of GRANDPA'S  DRAG-U-LA
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http://www.barris.com/carsgallery/tvmovie/ratula.php
Barris' "RAT U LA"
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http://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/25/an-auction-of-hot-rods-and-some-outrageous-customs/?_r=0
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