An electric car with two modern seats is becoming more and more popular in everyday life. They are also carefully tested so that your feet and face do not become irritated. We love the idea behind micro-EVs for city travel, so here are some of the best.
Toyota C+ Pod
Toyota‘s first pure EV example where the Toyota joint venture is a leader in electricity. They also view EV with little curiosity. The C Pod will be sold only in Japan and designed as a “mobile option” for short trips around town. Among our main consumers are government agencies.
At 2.5m long, 1.3m wide and 1.5m high, it is similar in size to the AMI One, but gets 12 more hp for pushing at speeds of up to 37 mph. With the 9.06 kWh battery, you can cover 93 miles on a single charge with two boats. We are sorry that it did not sell more.
Microlino
Whether you are looking for something new or you like the classic BMW Isetta windscreen, the Microlino from the Swiss company Micro is the car for you.
The car, which goes on sale this year, is designed to meet the needs of the urban population, with market research showing cars typically carry an average of 1.2 people per day and travel less than 20 miles.
To that end, the Microlino has two seats and has a range of 125 miles with a larger dual battery option, making it perfect for 6.5 day trips. The small battery provides 78 miles.
Micro took the form of electric solutions after pioneering electric scooters and switched to electric tricycles. The Microlino is the next step, awaiting brand approval, and will go on sale later this year for around £ 10,500.
e.GO Life
Another product from a major European, e.GO Life, comes from Germany and has already been sold in small quantities. Available in 20, 40 and 60 forms, the batteries are 14.5 kWh for 20, 17.5 kWh for 40 and 23.5 kWh for 60.
The driving range starts at 62 miles and goes up to 90 miles on the best. vehicles. It can reach 88 mph. Like the smart EQ ForTwo, the e.Go Life doesn’t come cheap, starting at £ 13,790 and ending at £ 17,260.
The navigation of the tandem city EV was not good. e.Go was saved from bankruptcy by the Dutch investment group in the fall of last year after a failed startup. This means that production, sales and service will resume.
