The Twizy from Renault wants to offer younger buyers a low-cost way into electric mobility. — Renault/dpa
Electric cars are finally becoming more normal as people buy vehicles like the VW ID3 or the electric Opel Corsa.
Carmakers, meanwhile, are a step ahead, looking to make new electric cars that are even smaller.
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Ultra-compact cars for the future
The Twizy from Renault wants to offer younger buyers a low-cost way into electric mobility. — Renault/dpa
This ultra-compact runabout from Artega is inspired by the 1950s Isetta from BMW. — Artega/dpa
Back to the future: The Microlino looks like an updated Isetta from the 1950s and can put back 200km battery power. — Microlino AG/microlino-car.com/dpa
The Citroen Ami can reach speeds of up to 45 km/h. Not much, be enough for daily commutes. — Continental Productions/Citroen/dpa
The future of the e.GO Life, made for daily urban use, is still uncertain. — e.GO Mobile AG/dpa
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