WHAT'S THE DUO LIKE TO DRIVE?

UNLOCK the Duo with your phone, snap it into the cradle on the dashboard and you’re ready to drive. With just 16bhp available, the Duo is no sports car, but it gets up to 30mph without much fuss – which is more than you could say about some of its rivals. A tight 6.8-metre turning circle means it’s certainly nimble – even despite the lack of power steering. The McLaren Senna-style glass doors make it easy to see what’s going on around you, which is ideal in busy cities where cars and pedestrians alike can easily swarm you. On top models there are even parking sensors – ideal because if you’re carrying a passenger, there’s no way to see behind you. It’s not all great, though. There’s very little sound…

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