Electric Brands' Evetta EV showcased as cute-looking pizza delivery vehicle
What's the story
German automaker Electric Brands has showcased a cute-looking all-electric commercial vehicle called the Evetta at the International Mobility Show.
The microcar takes inspiration from the Microlino EV and "Guido" from the Pixar movie Cars.
The EV gets a dedicated cargo area and can be configured in various forms, such as a pizza delivery vehicle. It delivers a claimed range of up to 234km.
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Why does this story matter?
Electric mobility has been a top priority in recent years, especially as a last-mile transportation solution.
With an increase in delivery services, especially after the pandemic lockdown period, the demand for compact and reliable EVs has skyrocketed.
Germany's Electric Brands seems to have a solution in the form of the Evetta microcar. The brand plans to commence deliveries by the summer of 2023.
Exteriors
The EV has a front-opening door and dedicated cargo area
The Evetta by Electric Brands has an unusual design.
It flaunts a front-opening door with a steering wheel and other controls mounted on it, a large windscreen with a single wiper unit, circular headlights mounted above the front wheel arches, round ORVMs, steel wheels with full-size covers, and tiny circular taillights.
It has a dedicated cargo area that can be configured as per requirement.
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It has a claimed range of up to 234km
The Evetta draws power from an electric motor linked to a 16.2kWh battery pack. The power figures have not been disclosed by the brand. The EV has a claimed range of up to 234km on a single charge.
Interiors
It shall get a bench-type seat
The interiors of the Evetta have not been revealed yet.
However, we expect the EV to get a two-seater cabin with a single bench-type seat, a minimalist dashboard design, an electric steering wheel mounted on the door, and a circular digital instrument cluster.
It should likely feature a drive-by-wire system, and the safety of the passengers will be ensured by pre-tensioned seatbelts, among others.