Here is the Iran’s first Micro Electric Vehicle

Posted by Nandini

Date: December 18, 2018

in: Electric Cars, Electric Vehicles News, EVs special

**Iran’s first Micro Electric Vehicle**

The Iran’s first micro electric vehicle is two-seat and battery powered Electric Vehicle known as “YOOZ.”
It was developed by the students at Qazvin Islamic Azad University. Its weight is 400 Kilograms and maximum speed is 80 km/h. On a single charge it can travel for 100 km.

400 units of quadricycle is produced

Rouhani, the President of Iran unveiled the car in 2017. The target is to produce 400 units of quadricycle.

Qazvin Azad University is a pioneer in modern sciences and technologies. Iranian students have been taken part in various international competitions.

Specifications

weight- 400 kilograms

Max speed- 80km/h

charge capacity- single charge (100 km)

This Electric vehicle looks more attractive than the normal EVs as its differs in size which makes it unique.

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