ElectraMeccanica: Single-Seat Electric Vehicle
ElectraMeccanica’s SOLO is a single-seat electric vehicle built for urban commuters, vehicle sharing as well as commercial fleets-and-deliveries. …
Built for urban commuters
ElectraMeccanica’s SOLO is a single-seat electric vehicle built for urban commuters, vehicle sharing as well as commercial fleets-and-deliveries.
Everyday, 119 million North Americans commute using personal vehicles— and 105 million of them commute alone. The SOLO reduces your gas bill to zero and eliminates your environmental impact.
Designed for everyday life, the SOLO will transform your journey into a faster and more efficient ride! Additionally, the vehicle boasts a 100 mile range and HOV lane access which allows you to spend less time in traffic. Further, SOLO comes with a compact body that is easy to park.
SOLO features
The vehicle reaches a full charge within three hours. It is also powered by a 17.3 kWh NCA Battery liquid cooled and compatible with universal charging stations everywhere.
Moreover, Solo has 99% fewer parts than a combustion engine meaning significantly fewer opportunities for things to go wrong.
What if you charged your car the way you charge your phone? When it’s not in use, it’s charging. Free public charging is now a mainstay in malls, parking lots and city-built stations, and it’s easy to install a low-cost charge station at home.
For more information on ElectraMeccanica Vehicles Corp. (NASDAQ: SOLO) please click on the request investor info button.
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