It is reported that a new compact urban electric vehicle is about to come out. The E-wave x, announced last week, has four seats. It uses a paint free recyclable polymer body panel and is said to support a range of 240 kilometers per charge** It is understood that E-wave X was designed by German start-up e.go mobile and officially unveiled at the IFA sponsored public conference held in Berlin on May 6.
As it has not yet entered the production stage, the company has not released more specification information.
Nevertheless, e.go Mobile said that the four seater car uses an aluminum space frame, which increases both safety and handling. In addition, the polymer skin of the car is dyed in the whole process, so it will not be obvious when it is scratched. In addition, the car adopts LED headlights, rear-view camera, intelligent parking sensor and the ability to charge from an 11kw wall mounted fast charger or any household power socket.
At present, there is no news about the charging time or battery capacity, but one charge should be able to achieve 240 km of urban driving mileage - the latter should be the number in eco driving mode. In addition to this mode, this car will also have comfort and Sport modes. Its motor provides a peak power of 80 kW.
The 23 inch wide (58.4 cm) cockpit of E-wave x includes an all digital touch screen, wireless smartphone charging and Apple Carplay and Android auto wireless connection, a three spoke steering wheel with adjustable height and width, a choice of fabric or vegetarian leather interior, and ISOFIX standard connection points allow child safety seats to be fixed to the rear and passenger seats.
Some other features of the car include: uphill start assist, ambient light and rain sensors, integrated roof frame, AVAs (acoustic vehicle alarm system) function - this function can generate external sound to remind pedestrians, children, etc. of the existence of this quiet electric vehicle.
Potential buyers can now book E-wave x from 24990 euros - there is no news about supplies outside Germany. It is expected that the vehicle will be delivered at the end of this year.