Behold: the Citroën AMI Quadricycle – a tiny electric car that even 16 year olds will be qualified to drive (14 year olds in France).
On sale from this summer with a ‘light quadricycle’ designation that will not require a licence, the AMI is 2.4 meters long with a minimal interior, a top speed of 45km/h and 70km of range on a three hour full charge.
Dinky.
Yours for €6,000.
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Expect LEGO version shortly – if this isn’t it?
Is this charged via the huge USB port on the side?
From the link: “A solution that is not limited to the object” Ehm, what?
Also, a licence and insurance will be needed in Ireland, if the current escooter controversy is anything to go by.
horrible.
but it’s the future, methinks. better than them bloody electric scooters inanyways
Ah Chompsky
what are ye at there
This doesn’t qualify for Hot Wheels c’mon
This is a fancy stocking filler
get it together
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No room for d’shopping, I’m out.
€6,000? Not enough profit for greedy SIMI.
…who have been circumvented by the Society of Independent Motor Importers!
Judging by the Opel to Vauxhall ratio on the roads these days, the proportion of all cars in the state that are UK used imports must be enormous.
A bucket with wheels! Just what I’ve always wanted!
I think it’s cute.
Yup, it’s what they call a cacahèute (peanut) here in France. Even if you lose your licence, you can drive one.
Might be great for putting on a trailer beh8nd a Motorhome. Wonder how much it weighs?
Beautiful… but it does mean having to sit beside my driver
Or just get a bicycle on the bike to work scheme.