The 48th Annual San Francisco Auto Show played host to many products from ZAP, a major distributor of electric and
alternative-fueled vehicles in the U.S. One such product was the
Xebra, a three-wheeled city car the company will be
producing in conjunction with a Chinese automaker and selling in the States. The Xebra will cost $8,995 and have a
range of 413 miles with a top speed of 40 mph. Its propulsion comes from a DC motor being fed by a lead-acid battery
pack.
We can't speak for everyone, but there's just something unnatural about the Xebra, like it's missing something. And
you gotta love the hose that's hanging down beneath the "car" leading to that lonely front wheel. Makes you long for
the glory days of EVs and the now-crushed EV1.
