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The European division of Toyota has presented the FT-Me concept car. This is a prototype of an ultra-compact electric car that could be used in megacities. Among the distinctive features of the concept are solar panels on the roof, with which you can cover your daily energy needs for free.
The Toyota FT-Me is designed for two passengers and is less than 2.5 meters long. According to the developers, this means that the electric car takes up only half a standard parking space. The exterior design of the concept is inspired by a motorcycle helmet, and the new control concept allows you to drive an electric car without using pedals. It is claimed that due to this, people with disabilities can use the city car. In addition, the technical characteristics of the FT-Me make it accessible to novice drivers aged 14 and older, although Toyota does not go into details.
The power plant of the city car is called super-efficient, as it consumes three times less energy per kilometer than the average electric car. Solar panels will provide free electricity storage for a range of 20 to 30 kilometers per day, which in theory covers the average daily needs.
