The EV Mini Sport is powered using electricity

The EV Mini Sport is a car that is bound to steal our hearts with its cute bug like appearance and its environment friendly policies. This car is powered by electricity and was unveiled at the 1st EV & HEV Drive System Technology Expo in Tokyo. The EV Mini Sport is a car by Tajima Motor Corp and was released earlier this year. For those who love imitating your favorite formula drivers, here’s a chance to do so in a greener way. This car is designed to look like a formula car, though it somewhat appears to be a descendant of a sand buggy. Characterized as a motorized bicycle, the car has a motor output of 0.59W and weighs only 300kg due to its steel tube space frame and resin bathtub-like body. The battery and chassis of the vehicle can be chosen by the customer according to his satisfaction.

At a cost of ¥228,480, you can get yourself a car with a current capacity of 40Ah and for ¥2,468,580 this EV is available with a 120Ah lithium polymer battery. The car has a drivable range of up to 25km with a 40Ah lead battery and 90km with a 120Ah lithium polymer battery. With a gear ratio of 4.6 and dimensions of 2,490 (L) x 1,298 (W) x 1,090mm (H), this new sporty EV will stay true to its name and live up to its fame.


[Techon]