Carver One
The Original Tilting Vehicle — A Dutch Engineering Icon
The Carver One is a revolutionary three-wheeled vehicle developed by Chris van den Brink and the team at Brink Dynamics. It introduced a bold new concept in mobility — a narrow, fully enclosed vehicle that leans automatically into turns, combining the best of motorcycles and cars in one dynamic experience.
What began as the Van den Brink Carver prototype quickly turned into a fully functional production model. At its core was the patented Dynamic Vehicle Control (DVC) system — a fully mechanical mechanism that allowed the vehicle to tilt smoothly in real-time, based on speed and steering input. The result: an incredibly intuitive and thrilling ride that offered unmatched stability for its size.
A Global Innovation That Turned Heads
The Carver One quickly caught the attention of media and car enthusiasts around the world. Its futuristic look and unique ride sensation earned it praise from journalists, engineers, and even motorsport fans. One of its most notable supporters was Jeremy Clarkson, who featured the Carver on Top Gear and described it as one of the most entertaining and ingenious vehicles he'd ever tested.
Key Highlights:
Dynamic Vehicle Control (DVC) for automatic tilting
Three-wheel layout blending safety and agility
Fully enclosed, side-by-side cockpit
Originated as the Van den Brink Carver prototype
Engineered entirely by Brink Dynamics
The Carver One remains a symbol of engineering courage and creativity — and a milestone that helped define the spirit of Brink Dynamics.
