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Electric Bubble Car - Would You Buy One?
Almost a bubble car - the steering wheel isn't attached the door. I suppose it would be okay for driving a few miles to work and back every day but I wouldn't feel safe in one
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Around £10k +
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.That applies to all electric vehicles, but they've got around the problem of terraced streets. If you can park in the road outside your house you can pay to have a channel put across the pavement for the cable. It has a cover so it is not a trip hazard.
Chargers are being installed in to lamp posts and other street furniture but there will always be properties that can't charge a car
They advertise this car as being able to park bumper to kerb. Very dangerous where other cars are parked side to kerb as the driver would be blind when reversing out and oncoming traffic wouldn't expect it. If you reversed in to the space you would be stepping in to the traffic when you got out.
Also anybody who needed to check for blue badge or parking ticket would have to walk in to the road to look at the dashboard.
I wouldn't touch it with a barge-pole - safety lacking and I am dead against tricity what with the battery issue and then that half of our electricity is generated from N-gas so it's pushing the use of hydrocarbons up the line and more out of sight - and then the Porsche/Siemens hydrocarbon synthesis project from natural CO2 in Chile and now upscaled - which means that conventional cars can 'rent' CO2 from the air. I am in favour of petrol/diesel hybrid technology and things like DRS coming through from F1.
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