The Italian startup XEV has created a tiny, low-cost electric vehicle designed specifically for city driving: XEV Yoyo. The first copies of the Yoyo model is presently manufactured in Shanghai, China, and large-scale manufacturing will begin near Beijing later this year.
The XEV Yoyo has a unique characteristic: many components used by this electric car are built via 3D printing. The inside comfortably accommodates two tall persons. The interior is simple, with circular forms and plastic surfaces. Customers should be able to have certain parts of the body and interior, such as the broad door panels, explicitly designed due to this. The basic interior has enough for two individuals. The vehicle's information is shown on a monitor in the middle of the dashboard. The standard setup is a traditional screen, while the higher configuration has a touchscreen. A smartphone holder is connected to the side of it. The trunk has a capacity of 180 liters and can fit three standing trolleys next to each other, according to XEV.
