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It’s called Microlino and it’s an electric microcoupé based on the legendary model made in the 1950s.
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The microlineaa 100% electric microcoupé inspired by the design of the unforgettable BMW Isetta, has just been put up for sale on the European market where it can be booked from € 14,990; that means, less than 2 million pesos.
Drying is a value that is below the value in our market Fiat Mobile ($ 2,485,100), one of the cheapest models.
Even if it were sold in the country we would clearly talk about another price while still receiving the corresponding tax benefit hybrid and electric vehicles.
Comparison between the 1956 BMW Isetta and the Microlino
The Isetta of the 21st century
The Swiss brothers Oliver and Merlin Ouboter are the creators of the Microlino, an electric-powered miniature inspired by the design of the model that BMW stopped producing 60 years ago, after having produced more than 160 thousand units.
Like the original Isetta, the Microlino has in its small size an ideal feature for moving around in urban traffic: it measures 2,519 mm in length, 1,473 mm in width and 1,501 mm in height; a dimension that also allows park it in front against the rope.
In addition to saving on maneuvers, the good and practical thing is that having an entrance door (it occupies the entire trunk of the vehicle) the driver could get off or enter directly from the sidewalk.
The door occupies the entire front of the vehicle. The Microlino has a capacity of two passengers.
The definitive Microlino features a number of updates over the pre-series model: structural reinforcements, independent suspension and performance improvements.
The range consists of three versions: Urban (14,990 euros), Dessert (16,390 euros) e competition (18,590 euros), plus a launch edition of 999 units named Pioneer Serieswhich costs 20,990 euros.
Deliveries of these first units will take place in Switzerland from July and in Germany and Italy from the last quarter of 2022.
It has three versions, the prices of which start at 14,990 euros (equivalent to $ 1,920,750).
All are equipped with a 12.5 kW (17 hp) motor powered by one of three lithium-ion battery options (6, 10.5 and 14 kWh capacity), letting you go 91, 177 and 230 kilometers with a single charge.
According to the company, this half-ton electric micro coupe can reach a top speed of 90 km / h and accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in 4.9 seconds.
In turn, for charging it is sufficient to connect it to the power outlet for a time between 3 and 4 hours depending on the type of battery.
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