
Designed as a minishort-haul commuter vehicle. Can be used in Airports, College Campuses, Resorts, Retirement Communities, Security Patrols
With a weight of only 980 pounds, importance was focused on staying under 1000 pounds due to regulations.
| Price | $1,986 |
| Passengers | 2 |
| Breaks | Hydraulic & Mechanical Breaks on both rear wheels |
| Cruising Speed | 26-28 mph |
| Top speed | 28 mph |
| Range | 40-60 miles Based on hills and stop & go traffic |
| Batteries | 6 lead acid batteries |
| Battery Capacity | 4.5 kWh |
| Cost of a full charge | 10-21 cents |
| Time to charge | 8 hours overnight on a fully depleted battery on a regular 110v socket house power |
| Length | 96 inches (8 feet) |
| Width | 45.5 inches (3 feet, 9.5 inches) |
| Wheel Base | 68 inches (5 feet, 8 inches) |
| Weight | 980 pounds |
| Frame | Extruded aluminum I-Beams |
| Bumper | Extruded Aluminum I-Beams |
| Body | Triple-thick fiberglass |
| Performance | 0-10 mph in 2.1s 0-15 in 4.5s 0-25 in 11.6s |
| Features | Starts instantly No clutch. Throttle has three speeds Can move in reverse Able to withstand 5 mph impacts Can operate in freezing temperatures Comes with a battery charger Rust and Corrosion proof Can maneuver more easily than the smallest of ICE vehicles |
| Options | Can be fitted with a propane heater for cold climates |
| Motor | Westinghouse and GE Motors |
| Brakes | Bendix |
| Tires | Goodyear |
Nicknames
- A four-eyed jeep wearing a ten gallon hat
- a grown-up golf cart
- micro mini








