The car that saved BMW from bankruptcy known as the iconic design Isettarenewed design and electrical version microlino on the road with him again. Microlino, which was produced under the umbrella of the Swiss-based Micro brand, could not be produced due to the delays in 2018 and the ensuing COVID-19 pandemic. It is rumored that this small vehicle will hit the road by the end of the year.

Inspired by the 1956 BMW Isetta model, Microlino is preparing to enter the ever-expanding world of electric vehicles. Citroen’s little giant Ami, after Renault’s Zoe, seems to be one of those cars that have compact dimensions in Microlino, but deliver an unexpected feat from an electric car of this size.

It is claimed that the vehicle can run for a week without charging.

Microlino, which has a different design from when it first came out to address concerns about quality, safety and usage, stated that Micro Company has received strong support from its customers. Developed for urban use environmentally friendly Microlino promises to become a new alternative for cheap transport for users.

Similar to BMW’s Isetta to the front door opening style Microlino is classified between car and motorcycle. A car that takes up less space than normal cars, double seating area and In a 230 liter suitcase owner. The car is powered by electricity and has four wheels, just like a normal car.

Microlino, weighing about 535 kg, is about 230 km a ride reach promises. Top speed 90 km/h The accessible car offers a range of approximately 115 km for everyday use in the city. Moreover, according to the company’s claim, it is an electric car for a driver who drives the car without getting tired. a week without charging can use anywhere.

in Europe L7th class car entering vehicles four wheel motorcycle resembling. But the design is more like a car. About 90% of the small battery and environmentally friendly car parts are produced in Europe. 15kW in force to the battery The load of the car with complete in four hours. can be filled.

microlino al Over 30,000 orders was announced. Car $13,400 in Europe offered for sale, but first in Switzerland the price of the vehicle expected to be on the road $15,340 It is estimated to be close. For Swiss customers, deliveries are expected to begin in the coming months, followed by the roll-out to the European market.

Microlino is produced at the company’s factory in Turin, Italy. It is planned to increase the capacity of the facility, which is currently capable of producing 1,500 vehicles per year, to approximately 10,000 vehicles.