Star Trek captain's chair made by Volkswagen, it can travel about office at 12mph

The manufacturer claims to have created an office chair as a marketing ploy that can travel about the office on its own five wheels and at blisteringly high speeds for a seat, much less one with multiple swivelling wheels, up to 20 kilometres per hour (approximately 12 mph). The manufacturer claims that its interchangeable battery can cover a distance of 12 kilometres, or around 7.5 miles. [caption id="attachment_61837" align="aligncenter" width="680"] Image: Volkswagen[/caption] Not only that, but it has more features than my last vehicle, including a tow hitch, heated embroidered seats, party lighting, a touchscreen display, a USB charger, and 360-degree collision avoidance sensors. Standard features include a seatbelt, a horn, and LED headlights.  Even a "trunk" (really, a pocket) with 0.17 cubic feet of room for paperwork and/or a laptop is available. It appears that it began life as a basic hoverboard fastened to an office chair and then developed into something fantastical. [caption id="attachment_61838" align="aligncenter" width="1920"] Image: Volkswagen[/caption] Obviously assuming that everything here is true. Recently, Volkswagen has lied to customers. This time around, the business appears to be very upfront about the fact that it's a one-off marketing gimmick while also stating that "it will be available for test drives at several locations."  That hopefully means Norway's residents will soon be able to demonstrate its capabilities.