Small electric car
Volpe has a maximum speed of 50km / h and is mainly driven by a driver, not much space for luggage. It is the discovery of Italian designer Romano Artioli, who owns the well-known brands Bugatti and Lotus. Volpe's sleek, compact design not only reduces traffic congestion, but also saves money.
Electric car called Volpe is only 1m wide, 1.5m high, weighs 350kg, friendly to the environment.
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Even cars can slip into the elevator compartment so running into the office even on the high floor is absolutely feasible.
Volpe has a maximum speed of 50km / h and is mainly driven by a driver, not much space for luggage. It is the discovery of Italian designer Romano Artioli, who owns the well-known brands Bugatti and Lotus. Volpe's elegant and compact design not only reduces traffic congestion but also makes it easier for owners to find parking in the city.
This tiny electric car allows 16-year-olds to sit behind the wheel with a motorbike license. According to the Daily Mail, the price is expected to be £ 5,600 and the car will officially roll over Europe in early 2013.
References: Daily Mail
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