10 Electric Mini-Compact City Cars For Urban Mobility

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Publicado 2021-08-09
The main concern with electric vehicles is their overall range, but when they’re being used within Cities they truly come into their own. With shorter distances to cover at slower speeds, and restricted parking spaces, electric MicroCars, in particular, are becoming the best choice for millions of people in urban environments. In this video, we'll be taking a look at 10 unique electric Microcars for urban mobility, and show how exciting a market it has become.

00:00 Intro
00:33 XEV YOYO
01:38 Toyota C+ Pod
02:33 Tazzari Zero
03:23 Smart EQ ForTwo
04:13 Aixam City
04:57 Siticars Me
05:53 Mitsubishi i-MIEV EV
06:49 Citroën Ami
07:35 Polaris GEM e2
08:30 Lexus LF-SA

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @jenieva5339
    The Lexus LF-SA electric microcar is so impressive. Love it!
  • @conner.9262
    The Lexus at the end of the video was fantastic!
  • @ultragorepictures
    I would drive the ones you didn't mentioned like: - ACM City One (from Germany, with swappable batteries!) or the "Baojun E200" from China, or XEV Yoyo (also with swappable batteries)
  • @andyhowlett2231
    Aaaargh! That shot of a microcar squeezing in between two larger cars drives me mad! That gap between the two bigger cars was left to allow them to exit the parking spot, but with the microcar there the cars will not be able to get out!
  • @ianwilson4286
    They are hard to find, what is the best sold in Canada?
  • @bindiberry6280
    Reverse trikes are the way to go for inner city usage. They save one wheel material on each vehicle, are light weight and lesser stretches on road pavement for public resource maintenance,
  • @triggo2111
    Most definitely you miss Triggo in here! :)
  • @marcof.3056
    We urgently need something similar to the Japanese Kei-Cars in Europe. Restrictions in size and weight would be much more beneficial than for the power of the motor.
  • @alfredtatto927
    🕵‍♂🕵‍♂🕵‍♂very interesting. Thank you very much.
  • @michaeldgab999
    The Lexus design is so appealing. I will get one when as soon as it is available
  • @PWALPOCO
    The XEV Yoyo - looks a nice leap from the Twizy I currently enjoy here in Spain. Going on looks though the Lexus looks great, if only it was capable of more than 40mph - come on - get to at least 50mph so you'd feel a bit more comfortable out of town - or even 60?
  • @dylanvladimirmateosbernard574
    I am from Mexico and I would be interested to know if you can help me to know how and where to buy an electric car since I don't know how to get it here, maybe you know if they make deliveries or something like that, I hope you can help me
  • @PeteD
    where are ANY of these in australia?!
  • @dorothyruss8674
    Can you make recharging batteries we would have a hard time plugging in here but Ava solar roof chartering are battery would be cool
  • @kartherton
    No 1, looked like a tadpole with mini surf boards on its side. Lexus for me! Best looking car anyway.
  • @victorsvoice7978
    Small city cars are ideal for urban transport. They fit the urban lifestyle and environment. They are clean, quiet and affordable to own and run.