Top 10 NEW Mini EVs- You've NEVER SEEN These Before

Mini electric and light electric vehicles or LEVs are becoming more mainstream as the world slowly inches away from combustion-based vehicles like five-day-old turkey from Thanksgiving. With the ever-increasing cost of gas and the high price of regular-sized electric vehicles, it's time to showcase 10 of the top mini electric vehicles you've probably never heard about. Kicking off our list at number 10 is the Daymac Spiritus. This retro-styled, three-wheeled electric vehicle first made waves in October of 2021 when the Canadian automaker Daymac Avenir announced that they had built an electric vehicle that mines cryptocurrency. Yep, every Spiritus that is sold acts as a node on the blockchain, meaning that the vehicle itself is a small server that collects and communicates cryptocurrency data. Apart from this, the Spiritus from Daymac is a fully outfitted, two-seater electric car with optional autonomous driving features, Wi-Fi access, air conditioning, and solar panels for additional trickle charging to make your everyday journey even more convenient. The Spiritus Ultimate has a range of up to 300 miles or 480 kilometers and a charging time of under two hours. It also has a GPS alarm system, backup camera, and much more. Pre-orders for the deluxe model begin at $22,995 and deliveries are expected to begin in 2023. The Spiritus might look like a tough act to follow, but not when we have the Opelrox-E and Opelrox-E Extreme at number 9. The Opelrox-E is a breath of fresh air in the world of micromobility, and the Rox-E Extreme is an upgraded, off-road style version created by designer Lukas Wenxhoffer. Lukas' concept keeps all the original Rox-E body panels while adding a lot of drama by adding off-road tires, a higher suspension with a lot of travel, and ultra-wide tracks. Compared to the standard model, these alterations substantially change the overall design, demonstrating that electric vehicles may be interesting and enjoyable to drive. The E Extreme has the same specs as the regular Opelrox-E. 44 miles of total driving range, a top speed of 28 miles per hour, and a battery pack that can be fully recharged in under four hours via any standard household outlet. Number 8. Estrema Piro. Hold on tight because coming in at number 8 is the Piro by Italian-based light electric vehicle company Estrema. This perfect-for-the-city mini-EV fits into scooter and motorcycle-sized parking spaces and includes a detachable battery with wheels and a telescopic handle, allowing owners to simply take the battery inside their home or workplace for recharging. The Piro is a bit faster, with a top speed of 40 miles per hour, as governed by European quadricycle laws, and a driving range of up to 62 miles per charge. The Piro's roof and doors are removable, making it look like a convertible toy car, but it does the job and is great for city commuters who don't need the bells and whistles of high-end EVs. If interested, the Piro and Piro Big are currently only sold in Italy, France, the UK, and Romania. Number 7. Delight Microcar. This amazingly narrow, delightfully simple microcar was built by three final year students from India looking to give the country's many motorcyclists a safer option for commuting. The top speed is 53 miles or 85 kilometers per hour, and the total driving range is 93 miles or 150 kilometers per charge. Not many other facts are known about the Delight Micro EV, as the vehicle is yet to enter the second stage of production. As always, we'll update you on this mini EV project as new information comes to light. Number 6. iEVZ Microcar. At number 6, we have an even narrower mini EV. The iEVZ is a compact LEV that resembles a cross between a car and an electric quadricycle. It's an electric vehicle that focuses on combining the convenience of an e-bike with the functionality of a car. What's even cooler is the real-life transforming function that allows you to change the dimensions to suit your needs. With an astoundingly narrow width of just 78 centimeters, the iEVZ claims to be the world's smallest vehicle and is six times smaller than a normal-sized car. Powered by a one kilowatt engine, the iEVZ has a top speed of 28 miles or 45 kilometers per hour. It also has a range of 100 kilometers or 62 miles and can be fully charged in just three hours. The iEVZ Plus will have a range of 160 kilometers or 100 miles. The price tag is roughly $6,600. Next up is the Italian retro-styled Tesari Zero EV Buggy. The newest generation lithium batteries and powerful electric motor provide this buggy-style EV with a top speed of 56 miles per hour. The solid aluminum frame and automotive grade braking system provide maximum safety. In addition, there are rain-resistant seats and a basic soft top that can be quickly removed and stored in the back compartment. Charging this buggy is as simple as charging a smartphone. Plug it in and forget about it. Number four, Ampere Electric XUV. Made in the United States, the Ampere Electric XUV is an amazing and surprisingly affordable car that just might take your breath away. The all-electric XUV has various characteristics that make it a one-of-a-kind user experience. The Ampere Electric is a cool mini car that will attract almost anyone and is a no-brainer coming in at just under $10,000. Number three, Citroën Miami Buggy. Wow, the Citroën Miami Buggy is just plain cool-looking. It's rugged yet cute and only available for a short time. We have confirmed the French-based company is only making 50 of these, so if you want one, you better order it now. With a top speed of 28 miles per hour, thanks to the 6-kilowatt motor and a range of 43 miles on a single charge, you can easily get around town and look cool doing it. The price is somewhere around 9,000 euros, which we feel is a really good bargain. Oh, and rumors abound that this buggy could be released in the United States soon. Number two, Bicar Roux. The first thing to talk about with this car is the name change. Initially launched as the Bicar in 2016, the company actually rebranded to Roux in 2021. Anyways, produced by a startup in Switzerland, this three-wheel LEV with solar panels on its roof and a 2,000-watt electric motor in its rear wheel is capable of reaching a top speed of 31 miles per hour. Built to be a shared mobility solution, kind of like Linebikes or Joyride, the Roux is available with fleet management software that is simple to use. The Roux's dashboard is controlled via an app on the driver's mobile phone, and the Roux may be bought online and delivered anywhere in the world. Number one, Aptera EV. If you thought the other mini electric vehicles were cool, then get a load of the Aptera EV, the car that's driven by the sun. Yep, Aptera's never-charged technology provides 40 miles per day of free charging powered by the sun, so if you commute less than that per day and live in a sunny location, your daily fuel cost could be zero, nada, nothing. That's pretty cool. The base model of the Aptera EV boasts a range of 250 miles and costs about $25,900. A second model, the Range Topper, is capable of driving 1,000 miles on a single charge and costs about $45,000. It's also incredibly fast, as Aptera demonstrated in a video showing their newest prototype out-accelerating a Tesla Model 3 and an Audi R8 V10. And if the specs weren't impressive enough, the Aptera comes with a vehicle body that appears to come straight from the year 2077, complete with a futuristic yoke steering wheel. Watch out, Tesla Model S, Vlad. This electric vehicle is truly ahead of its time, and frankly, we can't wait to see a lot more of them on the road. What about you? And did you know hundreds of mini electric vehicles are being produced every day? We've done the heavy lifting for you and produced this important video covering 60 mini EVs, e-bikes, quadricycles, and more. Be sure to check it out right now.