The Lane Splitter is a car that splits apart and becomes two motorbikes. The idea for the unusual design came from Fast Company's Mark Wilson, and was distilled into renderings by product design ...

Near the tarmac it's all splitters and skirts and venturis ... 3,539-pound GT R road car. The plus side is the engine is thus relatively understressed, which is why it can run an impressive ...

The Modular Vehicle Dynamics Controller (MVDC) networks the Torque Splitter with sensors throughout the car, and works out ... and then balances torque side-to-side to help keep the drift going.