'transforming vehicle' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of vehicle that can be modified or adapted for different purposes. For example: "The U.S. military has developed a transforming vehicle that can transition from air to land in just a few seconds."
Transforming vehicle-focused street infrastructure to support a shift to active travel modes can pose a complex interdisciplinary challenge requiring innovation and collaboration between residents, researchers and transport design and policy practitioners.
This transformed "electric vehicle" can also be seen as a kind of transformation and upgrade.
They are transforming the vehicles from carriers of mercy to carriers of death.
The company says the suspension design of the new Sport, coupled with its supercharged engines and other upgrades, has transformed the vehicle into "the fastest, most agile and responsive Land Rover ever".
This requires that we transform the vehicle lateral variable into the fixed coordinates.
We are debuting a full complement of toys designed to bring these fantastic stories and characters to life for kids, including action figures, talking plush, playsets, role play items and for Miles -- lots of transforming space vehicles.
It plays like WfC, except slower and less responsive over-the-shoulder shooteresponsive over-the-shoulderights and responsive over-the-shoulderick analogue shooterransforms to vehicle mode.
Mr. Bay makes movies about robots that transform into vehicles and technological devices; Ms. Sud produces a television series about a murder mystery that transforms into a much longer commitment than audiences realize.
Mr Clifford reckons that ultracapacitors will transform his vehicles and enable them to be used on motorways as well as city streets.Whether ultracapacitors really will take over the market now dominated by batteries, rather than merely supplementing them in it, remains to be seen for batteries themselves are also getting better.
Over the past five years, his trios have built a following with a mix of standards, originals and classical pieces that he transforms into vehicles for jazz improvisation by isolating the melody, enriching the harmony, applying a modern rhythm and, when necessary, converting the structure into something resembling standard song form.
