Tango Electric Car

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The Tango T600 is a high-performance, luxury electric car—but don’t let that description fool you. She is unlike any vehicle you’ve seen that fits those adjectives. Although the Tango has been in the news since 2005, only recently—in February of This is the electric car that can accelerate from zero to 60 mph in 4.0 seconds to a top speed of 120 mph in one gear with no shifting thanks to its two electric motors — smaller versions of the same kind found in diesel-electric locomotives — that The skinniest electric vehicle to hit Wellington's streets caused Owner Toa Greening believes if 4000 commuters swapped their car for the Tango model, the city's motorway gridlock and parking woes would be a thing of the past. The vehicles could George Clooney is one of the very first celebrities who was an early adopter of electric cars. He currently owns a Tango T600, a little weird looking, but one of the most expensive electric cars in the world today. The Tango is just thirty-nine inches The T600 has a Prodrive-designed roll cage, and four times the side protection offered in much larger SUVs, making it one of the safest cars on the road. Compared to the other electric vehicles available for testing, the Tango was utterly in a league of Until the Tesla Roadster came along, most electric cars were odd looking, to say the least. Near the top of the list of peculiar EVs you'll find the Tango. This tandem two seater looks like a Japanese Kei car that got stuck in a bagel slicer. It's creator .

Production designers on HBO's "Silicon Valley" searched high and low for the most ridiculously the billionaire venture capitalist character into a rare T600 All Electric Tango car, intended as a commuter vehicle to increase freeway lane capacity. CCC describes the Tango electric commuter vehicle as a radical solution to the problem of transport in congested urban environments. Only 39 inches wide and eight and a half feet long, the Tango is as tall as a conventional car but takes up only half the but the entries have largely been electric. Woodbury just made it through the “knockout” phase of the competition that will identify the world’s most innovative, hyper-efficient cars. Woodbury’s tandem car, the narrow battery-powered Tango TreeHugger reader Danny Fleet send us these videos of him taking a ride in a tango electric car. Very cool!The first part of the video is here, and the second part is here. The Tango is very rare, still hand-built and expensive. .