ZAP Xebra
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ZAP Xebra is an electric vehicle that was launched in May 2006 in the US market. It is classified legally as a 3 wheel motorcycle, but it looks like a car sedan.
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The speed limit of the sedan is 40 mph (65 km/h). It can carry up to 4 people. It costs around US$10,000.
The Xebra is the first production vehicle to be imported from china to the USA. Available from licensed ZAP dealers. Available in a sedan model and a PK model
Some details:
- Dimensions: 9.5’ x 4.66’ x 5.05’ high (2.90m x 1.42m x 1.54m high)
- Speed: 40 mph (65 km/h)
- Range: Up to 40 miles (65 km)
- Seating: 4
- Motor: DC
- Battery: lead acid
- Classification: 3 wheel motorcycle
- Imported from China
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