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The Audi Snook is the name given to a concept for a single-wheeled vehicle (one large wheel countered with 3 counter-wheels) that is stabilized electronically. It was originally designed by Tilmann Schlootz, a German who won the Michelin Design Award 2008 for this design. No vehicle has yet been constructed as a result of the technological research student project.

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