Cygnus High Flyer

A growing issue that every city-goer knows is the horrendous traffic situation. While taxis are great, they take ages to get anyone where they need to go amid gridlocked hell. While Orcinus's idea to solve the issue is to bring taxis into the air (more on that later), Cygnus saw the chance to slip in a way for everyone to have room to spare in the bustling concrete jungle - Electric motorcycles!

Because they're much thinner than cars, two or three motorbikes can stay side-by-side in a lane at a time with no problems. Because they're shorter than cars, more can also be squeezed into parking spaces at the sides of the roads and in line at traffic signals. Although they lack weather protection, Cygnus argues that most people in the city walk in the rain and snow anyway. This solution is built for people who just need to get places faster.

However, the High Flyer uses a lithium ion battery, and a rather large electric engine with loads of copper inside of it. It doesn't come cheap, and it doesn't sit well with Orcinus at all. The dieselpunk, dorsal fin bearing company is now outwardly declaring their distaste for Cygnus's practices, but with the exponential sales of the previous Cygnus Wingwalk, there is no telling whether the dieselpunk from the East Coast will remain at peace with the swan from the Midwest.