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Vanessa Bates Ramirez reports on the LSEV for Singularity Hub. Produced by Polymaker out of Shanghai and Turin based electric car start up XEV. Most of the parts are indeed 3D printed and it gets 93 miles on one charge. Odd looking but not unattractive to me and it will get you there but then I am a motorcycle guy. -R singularityhub.com/2018/04/01/this-3d-printed-electric-car-will-enter-production-this-year/  I love it! Seats three for 6300 bucks. Check out the video. Electric. -R www.zelectricvehicle.com/t-31-micro-enclosed-trike   Some look almost like motorcycles. A number of fat tire bikes. The Apex has a forty mile range. -R lunacycle.com/  From Curtiss Motorcycles. Dual electric motors. I can't even imagine. I think the photo speaks for itself. Article from Electrek by Micah Toll. -R electrek.co/2018/05/09/curtiss-motorcycles-unveils-zeus-electric-motorcycle/  I have to say, there are some really clever, creative people out there. Thank goodness. The tire incorporates moss and there is no inflation. The moss is watered by what it picks up off the road. Check out this article with videos by Barbara Eldridge for Curbed. -R www.curbed.com/2018/3/8/17095464/goodyear-moss-tire-oxygene-concept  I am sure Chevy fans figure no great loss anyway. I never thought I would have seen it though... low demand and low profitability cited as the reason. Staff article from StashLearn. Everything changes. -R learn.stashinvest.com/ford-to-abandon-car-production-in-favor-of-trucks-and-suvs?utm_source=braze&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=may8newsletter  Enduros, Motocross, Supermoto...interesting. Harley just invested in the company. -R www.altamotors.co/  The claim is that the Leaf is the best selling electric car. The 2018 version is very sharp and you should be able to get the federal tax credit of $7000. You still have to deal with the charging time but good planning should get you by. -R www.nissanusa.com/vehicles/electric-cars/leaf.html  I am a motorcycle guy so naturally I take an interest in scooters. Scooters are fun, especially if you live downtown. The big thing about scooters though is stopping power, it can be nonexistent. If you buy one, make sure the braking system is very good. And always wear a helmet, at least. And a long sleeve light shirt in hot climate to keep from getting sunburn. Here is an article by Micah Toll on the Flow Scooter for electrek. -R electrek.co/2018/05/02/flow-electric-scooter-a-smart-connected-ev-that-nails-the-price-point/  |
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