The ZENN is a cheap enough car and looks decent enough, but around here I don't have any 25mph speed limits and I already have clocked 28 mph on my bicycle(no battery power).
The ZENN is a cheap enough car and looks decent enough, but around here I don't have any 25mph speed limits and I already have clocked 28 mph on my bicycle(no battery power).
I looked into these...the problem with them is they're not legal to drive in about 90% of Canada. Some of our cities have areas that are 30KM/hr through secondary roads, mostly farming districts i believe and they still wont them them bring them out to western Canada.
I think the Zenn is a great step in the right direction. There are many things that, for me, detract from it, but the fact that it exists at all is fantastic. Obviously higher speed would be great, as I don't believe NEV's are as practical in North America as they are in, say, downtown London, but I love the idea of low cost, high quality EV's.
I hope that eventually these vehicles will become available in the country they are manufactured.
I think the Zenn is a great step in the right direction. There are many things that, for me, detract from it, but the fact that it exists at all is fantastic. Obviously higher speed would be great, as I don't believe NEV's are as practical in North America as they are in, say, downtown London, but I love the idea of low cost, high quality EV's.
I hope that eventually these vehicles will become available in the country they are manufactured.
Zenn would be useless in london, oh and btw whats downtown london i thought it was city centre?, tbh the only thing that would be economical in london would be a boat, cars and london just don't mix. bloody hate london, and for me in the country would be as much use as a chocolate teapot, tracters go faster than the Zenn lol,
Re: Zenn Vehicles (Made in Canada)
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