GEM recently announced a re-designed model called the Peapod, which will go into production in 2009. The Peapod includes a newly-designed center console that will offer iPod integration and hands free operation of an iPhone. Additional new features includes the use of eco-friendly recycled and recyclable materials and ergonomic, mesh seating which enables air circulation for comfort.
According to management GEM also has plans to market a new light-duty, battery electric commercial truck and a larger city electric vehicle, with more range and performance. These vehicles are scheduled for production within the next year.
In a related note, GEM has changed its name from Global Electric Motorcars to GreenEcoMobility to reflect the company’s goal to redefine environmentally-friendly vehicles.
that car is really kooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Just ridiculous.
1990 GM EV1 was good for 150 miles and had to be governed from exceeding 90mph.
are we in reverse?
http://www.sonyclassics.com/whokilledtheelectriccar/
I would like to have one, is a happy electric car 🙂
i like to buy one
can the car fit four people.