Sega's vision for the Nomad - such as it is - seems to be a case of simply creating the very best handheld it could produce at the time. It was a cool side-project, not the future of the business.

Ariel introduced a fully electric version of the Nomad as a production-intend concept. The E-Nomad has a more aerodynamic bodywork and a custom 41 kWh battery pack. A single electric motor ...

Ariel, maker of the bare-bones Atom sports car, has electrified its all-terrain buggy with the E-Nomad concept. The E-Nomad uses a 282-hp rear-mounted electric motor and weighs only 1975 pounds.

The concept weighs roughly 1,975 pounds, meaning it’s approximately 400 pounds heavier than the gasoline-burning Nomad, and it offers up to 150 miles of range.

Hell, Sega even took a stab at that concept way back in 1995 by releasing the ill-fated (if ahead of its time) Sega Nomad device. However, Hyperkin has long been considered one of the best product ...

The Nomad started life as a concept car. Debuting at GM's 1954 Motorama event, the Chevy Nomad was a "dream car" meant to unite performance with day-to-day utility (via Hemmings).

The Mega 95 brings back the spirit of Sega's last handheld system ever. Hyperkin has unveiled the portable console, which acts like a Sega Nomad in its ability to play Genesis cartridges.

Ariel unveils the new E-Nomad concept based on the new Nomad 2 off-roader. The rear-mounted electric motor produces 281 horsepower and 361 lb-ft of torque. Weighs around 1,975 lbs and has a range ...

‘While the E-Nomad is a concept, it does show production intent for the vehicle and hints at just a small part of Ariel’s future,’ says Ariel’s director Simon Saunders. ‘Once it has been through our ...

Ariel says the E-Nomad can match the more than respectable acceleration of its gas-powered car, which means 0–60 mph (98 km/h) in 3.4 seconds despite wearing nobbly all-terrain tires.

The concept weighs roughly 1,975 pounds, meaning it’s approximately 400 pounds heavier than the gasoline-burning Nomad, and it offers up to 150 miles of range.