 Hey everybody, this is Sean with The Verge, and this is the Inboard. The Inboard is an electric skateboard with a top speed of 20 miles an hour, a 10 mile range, and headlights and taillights, but that's not even the coolest part about it. What's cool about the Inboard is that the motors are in the wheels. It doesn't have an outboard motor like a lot of other electric skateboards. And that's important because when the motor dies, because the battery dies, you can still ride this like a longboard. The battery on this is also hidden too. A lot of other electric skateboards have outboard batteries. This one's embedded into the deck itself, but it's also going to be swappable. You're going to be able to take it out, put in another one, and not wait for it to charge. If you do have to charge it up though, you charge it up in only an hour, and you get that 10 mile range back. The Inboard motor is controlled by a remote, which actually has a cool function on it. There's a kill switch, so if you happen to stumble off, the board's not going to keep going on without you. The Inboard's going to be available later this year. It's going to cost $1,400, which is a lot of money. But electric skateboards aren't really that cheap yet, so that's not really that much of a surprise. For more electric rideables and everything else we've seen here at CES 2016, head to theverge.com and head to youtube.com slash theverge and click subscribe.
 Hey everybody, this is Sean with The Verge, and this is the Inboard.
 The Inboard is an electric skateboard with a top speed of 20 miles an hour, a 10 mile
 range, and headlights and taillights, but that's not even the coolest part about it.
 What's cool about the Inboard is that the motors are in the wheels.
 It doesn't have an outboard motor like a lot of other electric skateboards.
 And that's important because when the motor dies, because the battery dies, you can still
 ride this like a longboard.
 The battery on this is also hidden too.
 A lot of other electric skateboards have outboard batteries.
 This one's embedded into the deck itself, but it's also going to be swappable.
 You're going to be able to take it out, put in another one, and not wait for it to charge.
 If you do have to charge it up though, you charge it up in only an hour, and you get
 that 10 mile range back.
 The Inboard motor is controlled by a remote, which actually has a cool function on it.
 There's a kill switch, so if you happen to stumble off, the board's not going to keep
 going on without you.
 The Inboard's going to be available later this year.
 It's going to cost $1,400, which is a lot of money.
 But electric skateboards aren't really that cheap yet, so that's not really that much
 of a surprise.
 For more electric rideables and everything else we've seen here at CES 2016, head to
 theverge.com and head to youtube.com slash theverge and click subscribe.