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🇺🇸. NEV s, short for Neighborhood Electric Vehicles, are the most commonly used term in this category. Before the federal government established the Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) category, the term was alr…
Updated 10 months ago by The Eli Team
🇪🇺. In Europe, Eli ZERO is classified as an electric Light Quadricycle (L6e). Light Quadricycles, sometimes called micro-cars, are assimilated with mopeds and may or may not be driven without a drivi…
The Eli ZERO is a micro-EV that bridges the gap between two- and four-wheel vehicles, blending agility and comfort in a small package. Designed to make commutes easy, it has garnered awards for its c…
The Eli ZERO adheres to Light quadricycles (L6e) European regulations and stringent U.S. federal vehicle safety standards (specifically FMVSS 500), making it street-legal in Europe and across all 50…
Eli ZERO is classified as an NEV in the US, and as a Light Quadricycle in Europe. Think of it this way: the Eli ZERO is to conventional cars what the iPad is to laptops. It's simple, fun, and conveni…
In certain European countries, individuals as young as 14 or 16 can drive the Eli ZERO with an AM license. For specific information on local regulations, please contact your trusted Eli dealer. They…
The actual experience of driving and seeing the Eli ZERO in person is quite unique, allowing you to witness its premium automotive technology and features firsthand. Eli ZERO is already available in…
Updated 11 months ago by The Eli Team
Eli ZERO boasts approximately 5.65 cubic feet (160 liters) of cargo space, roughly equivalent to accommodating two pieces of roller-bag carry-on luggage.
Currently, our efforts are directed towards expanding the availability of the left-hand drive model in select European countries and beyond, including the US. A right-hand drive model is under consid…
Our philosophy revolves around simplicity. Currently, our vehicle is available in two versions: the entry-level trim, Eli ZERO, and Eli ZERO Plus, which offers premium features including Cool AC, pow…
A Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) in the US or electric Light Quadricyle (L6e) in Europe is classified as a street-legal vehicle and is permitted to be driven on public roads. As such, it must be registered…
Eli ZERO is designed to adhere to street-legal Light Quadricycle regulations in Europe and all U.S. federal safety standards for low-speed vehicles (LSVs) in the U.S. Our vehicle comes equipped with…
Yes. In most states, including New York (NY), Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs) are allowed on streets with speed limits of 35 mph or less. In New York City (NYC), where the default speed is 25 miles per hou…
We strongly advise against modifying the speed limit set on the Eli ZERO. The Eli ZERO limits its top speed to comply with regulations and standards established for the Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) catego…
The Eli ZERO is compatible with both Level 1 and Level 2 Charging. Charging Eli ZERO takes as little as 2-4 hours from a 220-240V outlet, and just like your phone, every outlet, including 120V, provi…
For approximately $1, you can travel 60 miles with the Eli ZERO, which is already available in select European countries. That's right, just one dollar of electricity cost provides a range of 60 mile…
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