Description: There's nothing quite like the feeling you get when you're behind the wheel of a roadster with the top down. There's just something about driving a two-seat convertible that feels so pu...Add Comments16
Keenan CasteelJul 27, 2012 Sorry to change the subject... I don't like convertibles. They ruin the aerodynamic aspect of the car and therefore reduce performance. I drove an SL 500 the other day with the top down and it felt wrong the whole time.
Wyatt GordonJul 27, 2012 andrew, 1910's as well. detroit electric was the first i think
Andrew McNealJul 27, 2012 You guys do know that electric cars are not a new concept, they had electric powered cars in the 1920s. They actually out-sold gasoline powered cars at that time too because they were quiet and wouldn't scare horses or other people.
Paul LissonaJul 27, 2012 I'm not into electric cars at all. I still want gas or diesel, and Ik now this is one of the things that won't change for me.
Daniel EadsJul 27, 2012 We won't be using hydrogen for a long time which is fine by me.
Zachary MaurerJul 27, 2012 What's with carbuzz and all the ev cars l8ly
Jordan JacksonJul 27, 2012 @nick: yes, at first it would need a lot of fossil fuels, but eventually you could produce more hydrogen and use wind, hydro, and solar power to make it
Nick BenzJul 27, 2012 As appealing as hydrogen is, its incredibly difficult to produce efficiently. The electrolysis process uses water and electricity, which will have to come from some other source. Possibly one if the renewable sources like solar, wind, hydro etc
Jordan JacksonJul 27, 2012 @Read: and it appeases the hot rodder
And tuner crowds because ICE's can burn it as fuel too, and still only produce water
Tyler Ocho-CincoJul 27, 2012 I feel like they could eventually fit a hydrogen refinery right to your car and you could pull it right out of the air.
Read MillsJul 27, 2012 Hydrogen fuel cells are the answer to all of our fuel problems.
Jordan JacksonJul 27, 2012 And (i realize I'm adding too much, lol) the only byproduct is water, so you can't get much greener than that, lol
Jordan JacksonJul 27, 2012 And if hydrogen becomes our new fuel of the future, it can eventually be made at the gas stations
Jordan JacksonJul 27, 2012 Agreed, hydrogen fuel cells and continued use if internal combustion engines, just need to figure out how to fit more of it in the cars tank
Sam OglesbyJul 27, 2012 Electric cars are not green the electric is produced from fossil and nuclear fuels the battery's are made from cadmium which causes acid rain and it is shipped half way around the world to be refined creating more pollution. The future is hydrogen
Description: The Morgan Plus E is unlike many electric roadsters in a lot of ways. One big way this model differs from its contemporaries is with its retro styling. Another big thing that separates the Morgan Plus...Add Comments2
David Pires-IhsaanJul 27, 2012 I saw an electric cobra on tv once.. Almost killed tv for me.
Sebastian GreyJul 27, 2012 Clarence looks good with the top up.
Nick BenzJul 27, 2012 I wonder if the chassis is still wooden like its "supposed" to be
Description: It shouldn't surprise anyone that Dartz is behind this windowless electric roadster known as the Jo-Mojo. The ridiculously named concept has an 80hp electric engine that can be charged using the ...Add Comments0
Andrew McNealJul 27, 2012 I'd drive it for sure, but the thick race tires need to go. Other than that it looks awesome
Description: The Saba Motors Carbon Zero is a little roadster with a no nonsense name. This pint-sized convertible is lightweight, weighing in at 1,900 pounds. This slim construction is what helps the Carbon Zero ...Add Comments0
Quinn BeaupréJul 27, 2012 The sides and back definatly resemble a mx5
Walker CarrollJul 27, 2012 Fiat parquetta. (I think that's how it's spelled)
Jordan JacksonJul 27, 2012 Throw a wiseman In there to make it a foursome, lol
Jon JolyJul 27, 2012 looks like veyron, Porsche and a mx5 had a threesome
Mark DonnellyJul 27, 2012 the front reminds me of a tvr but i dont like anything else about this
Description: Peugeot celebrated its 200th birthday by creating the EX1 electric roadster pictured here. This concept was made by Peugeot and has a 340hp electric engine that channels power to all four wheels. The ...Add Comments0
Cameron VandygriffApr 27, 2013 By is it that all of Peugeot cars that they put into production are ugly slow compacts and they keep proving to us they can make amazing cars but never put them into production
Wyatt GordonAug 02, 2012 @Darrellbell24, "poo-poo"? really? are you that f*cking stupid?
Ben AugustJul 28, 2012 From the windshield forward = design study/future Peugeot look;
From windshield back = extensive camo designed to divert attention from the real design (front)
Colby ChurchJul 27, 2012 Not putting this into a limited production is a stupid call. This is a great design.
Bailey McLendonJul 27, 2012 look like A short and reversed Batmobile/ Tumbler
Jordan JacksonJul 27, 2012 Batman? Or power rangers? Not cure, but it looks like cool ride, swap the crappy electric for a turboed engine and it would be better
Sam OglesbyJul 27, 2012 Those seats are a long way from the steering wheel
Ray LiuJul 28, 2012 No plans to put this into production? Pity
Ceyda Deniz GurlerJul 28, 2012 Great color combination!! Looks so sick. Best electric car i've seen
Rocky RockerJul 27, 2012 Sort of reminds me of the Dodge Tomahawk. Made for each other...
Description: Nothing is more awesome in an EV sense than a car that looks good and has an outstanding range. The Mitsuoka Himiko roadster's retro styling is stunning and elegant, and its maximum range is 341....Add Comments1
Nick BenzJul 27, 2012 Yea but it probably takes two days to charge right?
Wyatt GordonJul 27, 2012 it looks like it belongs in cheshire
Andrew McNealJul 27, 2012 If good, creative, original styling had not been lost in the 70s/80s, I think this would be what most cars today might look like instead of the plastic, generic looking turds on wheels we have now.
Paul LissonaJul 27, 2012 I like the chrome a lot, just hate the electricness.
Justin PedotoJul 27, 2012 That looks very nice, except the electric bit.
Jordan JacksonJul 27, 2012 Morgan ripoff... They're at it again
Sorry to change the subject... I don't like convertibles. They ruin the aerodynamic aspect of the car and therefore reduce performance. I drove an SL 500 the other day with the top down and it felt wrong the whole time.
andrew, 1910's as well. detroit electric was the first i think
You guys do know that electric cars are not a new concept, they had electric powered cars in the 1920s. They actually out-sold gasoline powered cars at that time too because they were quiet and wouldn't scare horses or other people.
Paul I agree I never ever want an electric car
I'm not into electric cars at all. I still want gas or diesel, and Ik now this is one of the things that won't change for me.
We won't be using hydrogen for a long time which is fine by me.
What's with carbuzz and all the ev cars l8ly
@nick: yes, at first it would need a lot of fossil fuels, but eventually you could produce more hydrogen and use wind, hydro, and solar power to make it
As appealing as hydrogen is, its incredibly difficult to produce efficiently. The electrolysis process uses water and electricity, which will have to come from some other source. Possibly one if the renewable sources like solar, wind, hydro etc
@Read: and it appeases the hot rodder And tuner crowds because ICE's can burn it as fuel too, and still only produce water
I feel like they could eventually fit a hydrogen refinery right to your car and you could pull it right out of the air.
Hydrogen fuel cells are the answer to all of our fuel problems.
And (i realize I'm adding too much, lol) the only byproduct is water, so you can't get much greener than that, lol
And if hydrogen becomes our new fuel of the future, it can eventually be made at the gas stations
Agreed, hydrogen fuel cells and continued use if internal combustion engines, just need to figure out how to fit more of it in the cars tank
Electric cars are not green the electric is produced from fossil and nuclear fuels the battery's are made from cadmium which causes acid rain and it is shipped half way around the world to be refined creating more pollution. The future is hydrogen