Topic: SOLVED - What car #384 - 2007 FreeDrive-EV Solar Bug

[@re]

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[Quiller]

Does this car lean into corners? Or is it just wonky?

[@re]

I very much doubt that it's a lean machine. But then again, it doesn't really need to be - its top speed is no more than 35 mph.

[Arunas]

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Soral Bug by Free Drive EV. check <<< link removed >>>

[@re]

I suspect you meant Solar and not Soral, so the point is yours

[Otto Puzzell]

"With a top speed of 35 mph (in Montana, where the NEV laws are different, something Titus helped change), the new Solar Bug has a range of 60 miles and the roof-mounted solar panels can provide you with 10-20 miles of emission-free, fossil-fuel-free driving. When you plug into the grid, a full charge still takes 4-6 hours, something Titus estimates will cost you between 30 and 60 cents."

BTW, the FreeDrive-EV site is no longer online, as of late 2012; I can only assume this 35 MPH wonder failed.

[Otto Puzzell]

You can see in the following pics that it was based on an ATV

[grobmotorix]

Nice idea, but I think itīs quite dangerous to drive...