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Out of the blue, my wife sent me an email:
Out of the blue, my wife sent me an email:
Subject: Lit C-1
Text: I want one!
Our household might go all electric sooner than I had anticipated!
Lucky chap, Robert! The C-1 is super-cool!
Very soon after we got married, my wife forbid me from eyeing anything on two wheels - gyro stabilization or not - given the higher accident rate for bikes around here. I do appreciate her concerns there.
?..my wife made me make the "no two wheeled powered vehicles" promise as part of my Tesla purchase.
I'll need a test drive before committing.
My last girlfriend had similar feelings. I am now single :biggrin:my wife forbid me from eyeing anything on two wheels
Hah. Between an man and his toys...My last girlfriend had similar feelings. I am now single :biggrin:
As for the vehicle's purchase cost, the ticket price is estimated to be close to $20,000 for early adopters, but that cost will go down significantly--to around $16,000--once the product gains sufficient market share to enable bulk manufacturing. The C-1 is slated for initial release in May 2014, and more than 250 people have already put down a deposit to buy one as soon as it's available.
Impressively, this engineering marvel doesn't come from a well-funded automaker, but from a lean San Francisco startup with just 10 employees. Kim and his staff built the prototype by hand, using its own patented technology. The total cost to produce the prototype was less than $800,000.
"We're at the same place that Tesla was at after $7 million in investment after only $780,000. We've been incredibly resourceful," says Kim.
As I said previously in this thread I don't believe the 200 mile range until I see it.
As I said previously in this thread I don't believe the 200 mile range until I see it.