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Author Topic: Coming in 2019: The e-Qooder  (Read 946 times)

Richard230

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Re: Coming in 2019: The e-Qooder
« Reply #1 on: December 02, 2018, 07:46:08 AM »

Four wheels?  I wonder how that will fit into the marketplace and various DOT regulatory categories?  ???  One thing that they need to do is to change its name.  ;)
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Re: Coming in 2019: The e-Qooder
« Reply #2 on: December 02, 2018, 11:27:50 PM »

Won't need DOT regulatory oversight as it likely will not be coming to the states ... http://www.quadrovehicles.com/
This is an EU product only ... http://www.quadrovehicles.com/dealers/ ...

I wonder if zero is trying to diversify and get into the powertrain business given its previous collaborations on projects like this with other companies.
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Re: Coming in 2019: The e-Qooder
« Reply #3 on: December 03, 2018, 04:54:22 AM »

Won't need DOT regulatory oversight as it likely will not be coming to the states ... http://www.quadrovehicles.com/
This is an EU product only ... http://www.quadrovehicles.com/dealers/ ...

I wonder if zero is trying to diversify and get into the powertrain business given its previous collaborations on projects like this with other companies.

It looks like Zero is finding all sorts of companies that they can sell their power trains to.  Check out my post about the fire fighting tank drone.  Apparently, what they won't do is to sell their motors and batteries to you guys.  ;)
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