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As a response to Opel’s recently launched RAK e Concept, Peugeot has unveiled the VELV Concept in Paris. The VELV is a fuel-efficient electric three-wheeler that offers interior room for three and weighs only 1433 lbs. The VELV concept delivers a total output of 26 HP and has an autonomy of 62 miles. The concept can hit a top speed of 68 mph and consumes only 85 Wh per kilometer, which means that its environmental footprint is equivalent to that of a train trip. The concept indicates in real time the area that can be covered based on the driving range and identifies charging stations that can be reached with the remaining charge. The concept is aimed at corporate fleets, traditional rental companies, and self-service schemes like Autolib’, second-car buyers and numerous customers who want a better option for getting around town. It has been designed by Peugeot and Citroen in cooperation with a research laboratory who have joined forces to meet the mobility challenges of tomorrow. .
15 comments: Peugeot VELV Concept Is this really a car? Well, if it is, I must say that it is an impressive and unique concept, but of course, I don’t like the fact that it is one of the unreliable cars that they were trying to insist nowadays.
 Looks like rabbit in my eyes, hehe. Well this concept is totally ideal and very futuristic trendy car. One of the weird though very impressive car. Very unique ever.
 The style of this car is great and unique. Swiss door like this car is great. It’s my first time to see this car and I think this kind of car is one the great car.
 "The VELV is a fuel-efficient electric three-wheeler." If the author really looked at the car he would see that it has four wheels not three. There are two wheels in the rear not one!
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09.30.2011 @ 03:47