Since Back To The Future II first screened back in 1989, people have been waiting for hoverboards to become reality. Instead, we got a dangerous two-wheeled contraption going by the same name. Want… ...

The 25 lb (11 kg) Hoverboard is powered by a 5,000 W motor, which is part of the drive-unit at the center of the wheel. This delivers a top speed limited to 16 mph (26 km/h) and a range of 12 ...

A new skateboard-like vehicle has been introduced, this one simply called “Hoverboard”. Before you get too excited, know this — it, like other “hoverboards”, doesn’t… ...

2015 may have been the year of the two-wheeled hoverboard. But now there's a one-wheeled board. The boosted skateboard will be 10 times powerful than its competitors, says Robert Bigler, inventor ...

The 25-pound Onewheel isn't just the unicycle version of a skateboard. This electrically-powered, self-balancing board can reach a top speed of 25mph. It can also probably hurt you very badly.

Now this is what Marty McFly was talking about. In the wake of a spate of hoverboard explosions, a New Mexico-based company has created the real thing—but it’s not for the frugal. The A… ...

Despite the name, this hoverboard* doesn’t levitate. Instead, it uses gyroscopes like a Segway to help you balance with your feet on either side of one giant rollerblade-style wheel in the center.

Inventor Robert Bigler decided to join in on the hoverboard revolution by unveiling his latest personal mobility vehicle, a one-wheel electric skateboard.