Electric cars are finally making a come back in a big way and are no longer ready to play that feeble second fiddle to those run on fossil fuels. The electric car might have been put out of business by the fossil-fueled cars a century ago, but history has turned a full circle and is time to return the favor. So the electric car may not put the petrol/diesel motors out of business all too quickly, but it is an inevitability that will happen with depleting resources and growing concern for global warming.
Thorr- the car (much like Van-the man for Rudd during his Man U days), is an electric vehicle that lets the world know that they are no longer to be taken lightly and as under-performers. The cars very unique design clubbed with its wonderful clean engine which is one power-house makes it a pretty quick and solid package. Thorr uses a chassis that has been inspired by the Lotus Super 7 concept. This concept stands for high performance through simplicity and light weight.
The car has been engineered to showcase the best possible electric vehicle of the today’s world with great efficiency and subtle simplicity. Because of the absence of ABS, power assisted braking; power assisted steering, and any form of sound absorption, even a roof and a windshield, only the basics of a car remain. The simplicity of the car, that doesn’t even uses a gearbox, makes it possible to actually feel all the aspects of the electric drive train. The car is simple and for many might not have the glitz that the big boys carry, but it still is a huge help for the planet and a trend-setter for emission-free roads in future.
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Cool! I think its auto parts can’t be found anywhere else but to its authorized car maker company, right? Even on autopartswarehouse.com I guess they won’t be having one. You think so?
Yes, it is pretty much a car maker company and you will surely find whatever you need there, even the spare parts. I’m not so sure you won’t find them else where though as many makers might have the same stuff at least a few spare parts! Anyway, I hope you do not need too many of them.