KURRENT FACTS

Kurrent is a neighborhood vehicle (NV), which means it has four wheels and weighs less than 2500 lbs. It runs on the same standard electricity you use to operate your household appliances. Think of it as juice to go. Kurrent is not just a new car – it’s a whole new way to get where you’re going.

Based upon European micro car technology, Kurrent is actually the evolution of the motorcycle and not simply a refurbished golf cart. Micro cars have been driving the streets of Europe for more than ten years.

The average American drives 29 miles in a day. You can do much of that driving in your Kurrent while leaving the SUV parked in the garage. Don’t do it just for the admiring stares. Kurrent costs less than 2¢ per mile to operate – that’s five times less than a “fuel-efficient” SUV. In most states Kurrent is approved to drive on streets with posted speed limits of 35mph or less.

At present, the two-passenger Kurrent is the only model offered in the US. These preliminary specifications are based on the pre-launch prototype and are subject to change in production vehicles.

• Speed: Up to 35 mph
• Range: Kurrent, when fully charged, will travel 35-40 miles at a constant speed of 25 miles per hour.
• Re-Charger: Any 110-Volt Outlet/li>
• Motor: 4.1 KW motor plus 4 lead Deep Cylcle batteries
• Trunk Space: 7.5 cubic feet
• Length: 92 Inches
• Width: 50 Inches
• Weight: 1080 lbs. with batteries
• GVW: 1750 lbs.
• Electric System: 48 volt
• Battery: Lead Acid
• Front Brakes: 210 mm disc brakes
• Rear Brakes: 10 mm drum brakes
• Front suspension: McPherson Strut design with coil over shocks
• Rear suspension: Independent swing arm design with coil over shocks