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$200-250K for a CONVERSION? yeah right...
Dave
'05 Passat powered by Biodiesel
'54 Corvette
"Range Rovers to electric vehicles using a "state-of-the-art" drivetrain good for 200 miles on a single charge"
So much for that extra luggage space!
I think it's pretty funny looking.
NICE Super Light Electric Sport Car showcased at SMMT test day - AutoblogGreen
Last edited by doug; 05-27-2008 at 11:10 PM.
Last edited by dpeilow; 07-23-2008 at 02:33 AM. Reason: correct URL
Nice at the London motor show 2008 | Automotive & Motoring News | Car Magazine Online
CAR’s Nice highlight
The electric Fiat 500 – the e500 – that Nice will soon start to sell. It’s built in Italy by electric vehicle specialists Micro-Vett, who take the appealing 500 and do the electric conversion. The usual Fiat 500 options – thousands of them – are on offer.
The e500 is the only Nice-marketed electric vehicle to use new-fangled lithium ion batteries, like your laptop or mobile. The other Nice cars – including the Ze-O – all use old tech lead-acid batteries.
What were they thinking?
That electric 500 will cost £30,000!
In a nutshell
The e500 is way too pricey and the Ze-O is too homespun and crude. But electric urban vehicles are here to stay. Expect major advances soon.
Last edited by dpeilow; 07-23-2008 at 04:46 PM.
Ya know, there was another thread here somewhere that discussed this car. Particularly how funny looking it is. But of course it's near impossible to find by searching for "NICE".
Edit: Finally managed to find it by searching for "NICE" and "funny". Threads merged.
Last edited by doug; 12-06-2008 at 01:20 AM. Reason: merged note
Electric car sales fall - Telegraph
Nice Car Company, one of two electric car distributors in London, has gone into administration, it was announced this week
Makes that new location seem a a desparate last ditch effort.
Perhaps someone will buy up their assets and go with some of their models. The MyCars on order were supposed to be delivered this month.
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