What was the original sales projection for the Segway's first year on the market, compared to what it actually sold?

In 2001, a revolutionary personal transportation device was unveiled with unprecedented hype. With inventor Dean Kamen claiming it would 'be to the car what the car was to the horse and buggy' and investors pouring in millions before even seeing it, the Segway was expected to transform urban mobility forever. Despite its innovative technology and initial buzz, the product faced numerous challenges in the market. Test your knowledge about one of transportation's most notable product launch stories!

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Projected: 10,000 units | Actual: about 6,000 units
Projected: 50,000 units | Actual: about 30,000 units
Projected: 100,000 units | Actual: about 10,000 units
Projected: 25,000 units | Actual: about 18,000 units