5 Electric Vehicles( EVS) You Should See 

LINKS :1.RAHT RACER :kronfeldmotors.com/ 2.Cabriovelo - electric mean of transport and green mobility:www.velobenaco.com/ 3.ACIMOTO SRK :www.arcimoto.com/vehicle/ 4.PODRIDE :mypodride.com/ 5.PEBEL BETTER BIKE :www.better.bike/pebl/

prototypes are not typically for sale. They would be in the tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. Note: these have not undergone safety tests to be road approved, thus using them on the road is illegal. The oil industry has lobbied all countries politicians to ensure traffic laws will not allow the change over into electric bike hybrids. Expect that to remain until their money dries up, which it never will.

With 4 wheels, it is classified as a car in all states, so driver's license, registration plates, and insurance required.

The Raht seems to be a dead end webby, so my guess is no. The Cabrio Velo is made for Who? So I didn't even follow the link. The Arcimoto is $20,000, I just bought a 2016 Tacoma for $21,000 used with very low miles, so, good luck with that. The Pod Ride just got backing from an Audi Incubator program and a few new staff and are almost ready for production, and is my personal favorite, but they flat out told me they will not sell one to me, as I live in the US. So I might just fly to Sweden or Norway or where ever they are and pretend to be Dutch and but one. My Guess is $5-6K. The PEBL are already producing and selling. They are on the Second iteration of the vehicle, and it looks pretty awesome, but is about $8,000 so That is a problem. A brand new Chevy spark is $13,000 so...

AND the ratmobile @ $25K is SO affordable , i just ordered 3

Too bad it still hasnt come to market

FUV max speed is only 10 mph less than the raht race. I don't remember the rest of the specs though.

@@wi11y1960 first 100 retail deliveries in just a few weeks - june 2019.

Buck Naykid I haven’t seen any where I live. Probably way too dangerous to pedal around in a lawn chair in traffic if it’s even legal.

The Raht seems to be a dead end webby, so my guess is no. The Cabrio Velo is made for Who? So I didn't even follow the link. The Arcimoto is $20,000, I just bought a 2016 Tacoma for $21,000 used with very low miles, so, good luck with that. The Pod Ride just got backing from an Audi Incubator program and a few new staff and are almost ready for production, and is my personal favorite, but they flat out told me they will not sell one to me, as I live in the US. So I might just fly to Sweden or Norway or where ever they are and pretend to be Dutch and but one. My Guess is $5-6K. The PEBL are already producing and selling. They are on the Second iteration of the vehicle, and it looks pretty awesome, but is about $8,000 so That is a problem. A brand new Chevy Bolt is $13,000 so...

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when pedaling you would cook without fresh air and the screen fog up

Its quite simple acually. They don't have reverse. you do it Fred Flintstone style by putting your feet through the floor.

The PEBL has an enclosed floor except for the footwell for the pedals. They make an insert to make it fully enclosed. The PEBL has a reverse switch so there is no need for manual pushing backwards. It is made in New England to tolerate the cold.

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It actually isn't the first, it just the first higher up off the ground and not completely aerodynamically enclosed! They have the two wheel and then the three wheeled recumbent velomobiles! They have been making them since at leats the 70s if not the 60s there is one group that works on updating and or recreating a style they used the previous year with the goal of breaking the speed record they set the year before! More often than not they are very close to the ground which I would not want for regular use and they have set and held and increased the record every year for the last several years! With the electric assist it allows one to hit those speeds and maintain them for a much greater distance as it doesn't require all of your energy and stamina!!!! But it definitely is awesome, but they do want way way too much for it!!! There is one called an ELF, and one a PEEL I believe in the US already selling but they're having to build them to only go electrically 20 mph because of some bike laws! If they go over then they fall under motor cycle laws and require more lighting, licensing, tags titles etc. One could likely easily modify them to go faster on one's own maybe simply change out the pedal gear ration and gears sprocket and likely do better! Because there are plenty of non enclosed trikes that go much faster with or without electric assist!!! One could purchase one of those and build their own body!!!

They folded so, you can't buy one.

There is a version called Elf in North Carolina.

Licenced and registered as either a motorcycle or autocycle in all states. Most states with an autocycle vehicle classification specify it must be fitted with a steering wheel.. Arcimoto, along with local activists, has helped get a few states to change the definition of autocycle to include "or handlebars" in the definition to include the FUV. If a state defines the FUV as an autocycle, then no helmets or MC operators requirement.

Hire a welder for about $500-$900 and as long as you have the materials, have them do it for yah. It can be done with Aluminum and its more lite than Fiberglass.

What's the Doug Score?

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And a regular car is cheaper than any of them

I do also. No hype. Practical.

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Abso freaking lutely! While watching all these great inventions, I keep wondering what it would feel like riding them in snow. Or rain, for that matter. The entire world doesn't live in Califoni Blue, you know. So, what the Swedish guy is proposing seems to be the most practical. Keep up the good work buddy! :)

MSRP $24,000 according to the faq

That was my immediate reaction! Sir Clive was way ahead of the game!

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Doing a little more than hoping. The assembly line fired up two weeks ago. Prior to that, they were built one at a time start to finish in one bay. The assembly line is just that - an automotive-style assembly line where the vehicle moves from station to station as parts are added. Certifications are the final remaining holdup to shipping.

Indians could never afford these, even most westerners couldn't afford it

Whitch range has the standard version of the SRK?

Type of FUVs

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A price tag that is significantly less than a new Tesla model 3?

Which "this"? There are 5.