Swiss EV Manufacturer Produces 1,000th Microlino via insideevs.com
Switzerland-based car manufacturer Micro Mobility Systems recently announced it produced its 1,000th urban vehicle.
Startup Micro Mobility Systems started production of its Microlino last June at its Italian factory, and it received. From its BMW Isetta-inspired looks to its quirky nature, people are inquisitive about the tiny EV. The Microlino prides itself on offering a fun car primarily designated for city habitats. It seats two adults along with “three beer crates,” according to the brand. Micro Mobility Systems outfits its vehicles with three battery options: 6.0, 10.5, and 14.0 killowatt-hour battery packs. They offer respective WLTP ranges of 91 kilometers , 177 km , and 230 km on a single charge. However, don’t expect to test these range figures at freeway speeds— its top end is just 56 miles per hour.
The Microlino sends out its power with a 12.5kW electric motor. The automaker says this setup allows it to reach 31 miles per hour in five seconds. The total package starts at €17,990, and its initial run of Pioneer Series examples goes for a pricier €22,990.
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