Hang gliding in air can be a pretty dangerous activity. You risk crashing into trees, sudden, erratic bursts of wind and probably motion sickness, so it's probably a safer bet to do it on land, preferably in a streamlined, futuristic and overall wickedly cool-looking vehicle like the Nissan BladeGlider, which debuted just yesterday at the Tokyo Motor Show. Inspired by the aerial engineering of a glider and the "triangular shape" of a "high performance swept wing aircraft," this is one electric vehicle that looks anything but dorky when cruising down the highway with zero emissions. The vehicle features a lightweight 3.2 feet front track and a wider, stable rear track to provide superior balance and aerodynamics that improve maneuverability and reduces drag. Nissan designers purposely did not add any showy components like wings or excessive mods that might induce drag and slow the vehicle down. (via Nissan BladeGlider EV: Half glider, half race car and all awesome | DVICE)