The Thorr Electric Car by Evisol

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Evisol makes "integrated solutions" for electric and hybrid vehicles (including boats). Drivetrains, batteries, that kind of stuff. How better to demonstrate their skills than by making an electric car of their own? Meet the Thorr electric roadster, a proud relative of the classic Lotus Super 7 concept.

Simplicity is the name of the game here. Low complexity, low weight. A car stripped of all the bells and whistles, except for the state of the art electric drivetrain. No ABS, power assisted braking, gearbox, power assisted steering, any form of sound absorption, not even a roof and a windshield (okay, that might be a bit overkill, but they'll probably tweak it some more). See below for specifications, a video and more photos.

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We couldn't find information about price or release date yet, but there are many specifications available. Still, don't hold your breath. There's a good chance that Evisol will have more impact by selling its components to other automakers than by making its own mainstream cars...

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Some Thorr Electric Car Specification Highlights

• Total Vehicle Weight: 755 kg (1,665 lbs)
• Range New European Driving Cycle: 200 km (125 miles)
• Range @ 120 km/h: 140 km (87 miles)
• Range @ 80 km/h: 230 km (143 miles)
• Total Battery Capacity: 29 kWh
• Cell Type: Kokam Lithium Polymer
• Continuous Power: 67 kW – 91 hp
• Maximum Power: 200 kW – 272 hp
• Maximum Torque: 450 Nm

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