The redesigned Microlino 2.0 is the swankiest (and maybe only) Swiss microcar money can buy

Swiss EV maker Micro Mobility Systems has whipped the curtain off the Microlino 2.0 (€12,000), the latest iteration of its teeny tiny electric car. The new Microlino has been completely redesigned to meet changing safety standards, and offers more stability thanks to a revamped structure and a wider rear track. It also packs a stronger, more efficient e-motor, a fixed steering column, and a thinner A-pillar that delivers greater visibility. More comfortable seating and a customisable digital dashboard have also been fitted, adding an element of luxury to the minuscule motor. Oh, and if you’re wondering how it’ll actually get you from A to B, the Microlino 2.0 has the same 90km/h top speed and 200km range as its predecessor. 

Chris Kerr Contributor, Stuff.tv

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