Discover The Bargain Electric Car That Has A Range Of 177 Km And Does Not Require A Driver's License

Discover The Bargain Electric Car That Has A Range Of 177 Km And Does Not Require A Driver’s License

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 29/02/2024 at 20:12

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Swiss Company Announces New Car That Doesn’t Require a Driver’s License. Delivering 177 km of Range, the Electric Car Without a License Can Reach a Speed of 45 km/h.

The Swiss company Micro, the creator of the cute electric car Microlino, unveiled a lite version of the original model at the Geneva International Motor Show. The version of the model can be driven in some European countries with a moped license from the age of 14 (in Portugal, the limit rises to 16 years), thus making it a car that doesn’t require a driver’s license.

Electric Car That Doesn’t Require a Driver’s License Delivers 177 km of Range

To become a car that doesn’t require a driver’s license, the maximum speed of the model was reduced to 45 km/h, half of the standard Microlino. The company’s idea is to attract the interest of urban dwellers who do not plan to replace their car with another means, but are looking for something more convenient for getting around.

The electric car without a driver’s license has the same monocoque design as its older brother. The dimensions of the model are 2.5 m in length, 1.47 meters in width, and 1.5 m in height. Another advantage is its weight, which, unlike larger electric cars, the car that doesn’t require a driver’s license weighs about 600 kg.

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Electric Car Without a License Will Be Sold by Subscription

The car that doesn’t require a driver’s license will be developed in Turin, Italy, and will be sold in blue or gray. The basic interior can be customized with vegan leather, velvet seats, side pockets, smartphone holders, and a Bluetooth speaker.

The proposal for the most basic model is to cost less; thus, the electric car without a license will be marketed by subscription at 156 euros, a little over R$ 840 per month at the current exchange rate, in a plan of 5,000 km/year for 48 months.

Pre-orders start this Monday (26), with deliveries beginning at the start of summer, which begins in June in the Old Continent. The company responsible for the model has yet to disclose the list of countries that will receive the small car that doesn’t require a driver’s license. The US is expected to be next on the list. According to a company spokesperson, the model will arrive in the US by the end of this year.

Shineray Motorcycle Priced at R$ 5,000 Also Dispenses with a Driver’s License

Obtaining a driver’s license in Brazil can be a costly and bureaucratic process. With that in mind, Shineray launched a new model that doesn’t require a license. The Shineray New Super Smart 50 is an affordable motorcycle that reaches the market, providing a practical and convenient option for those who do not yet have the document. According to information, the new motorcycle is a popular 50cc that comes equipped with front and rear luggage racks, directional headlights, and chrome finishes.

The vehicle’s engine is a 50cc air-cooled engine, with a maximum power of 2.7 horsepower and can reach speeds of up to 80 km/h with a 4-speed automatic transmission. The model is economical, with an average fuel consumption of 55 km/l, which is one of the brand’s major selling points, achieving one of the best averages in the category.

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Discover The Bargain Electric Car That Has A Range Of 177 Km And Does Not Require A Driver’s License

Swiss Company Announces New Car That Doesn’t Require a Driver’s License. Delivering 177 km of Range, the Electric Car Without a License Can Reach a Speed of 45 km/h.

Electric Car That Doesn’t Require a Driver’s License Delivers 177 km of Range

Electric Car Without a License Will Be Sold by Subscription

Shineray Motorcycle Priced at R$ 5,000 Also Dispenses with a Driver’s License

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Discover The Bargain Electric Car That Has A Range Of 177 Km And Does Not Require A Driver’s License

Swiss Company Announces New Car That Doesn’t Require a Driver’s License. Delivering 177 km of Range, the Electric Car Without a License Can Reach a Speed of 45 km/h.

Electric Car That Doesn’t Require a Driver’s License Delivers 177 km of Range

Electric Car Without a License Will Be Sold by Subscription

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