Revolution Motors

Revolution Motors was an American electric-vehicle startup created in 2005 by engineers Ben Werner and Eric Sandoz while they worked at Toyon Research Corporation, and it was described as being based in Goleta, California. The company developed a proof-of-concept vehicle called the Dagne, a narrow, three-wheeled, two-seat rechargeable electric commuter intended to deliver motorcycle-like leaning cornering stability via a hydraulic lean-steer system, while using a joystick-style interface for steering, acceleration,…