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The $11,990 Eli Zero microcar is now available to reserve in the US

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Vlad, 07 May 2024

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The Zero microcar from new brand Eli has reportedly been quite successful across the world, and now it's launching in the US. It's not available yet, but you can reserve one for a fully refundable $200.

Its MSRP is $11,990, and reserving one will secure your place in line to get it early, since there will apparently be limited availability. Speaking of which, said availability is due to start sometime in the third quarter, so from July to September, and initially only reservation holders will be able to order one.

The $11,990 Eli Zero microcar is now available to reserve in the US

When the microcar is finally available in your area, an authorized dealer will contact you to configure yours and finalize your order. Since it's refundable, you can of course cancel your reservation at any point.

The $11,990 Eli Zero microcar is now available to reserve in the US

The Eli Zero has 60 miles of maximum range "under optimum driving conditions" from its 8 kWh battery, 5.7 ft³ of trunk space, a "premium interior" with optional fake leather, Bluetooth-enabled speakers, support for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and a top speed of 25 mph.

The $11,990 Eli Zero microcar is now available to reserve in the US

It's 88.6 inches long, 54.3 inches wide, 62.5 inches tall, and has a wheelbase of 63 inches. It charges in 5 hours at 110-120V and 2.5 hours at 220-240V. The sunroof comes standard.

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  • Anonymous
  • rgm
  • 07 Jun 2026

Speed limit is not recommended speed. It’s the maximum speed before it becomes “too dangerous”. 25mph is perfect for neighbors, small towns, and should be perfect overall for small commutes.

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  • Anonymous
  • QU6
  • 13 May 2024

It's more of an alternative to a scooter, with the class of a Citroen Ami than a car, you're still dry and warm

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  • Kupfernigk
  • 39C
  • 09 May 2024

Realistically in our town it needs a maximum speed of 70kph/44mph to deal with the 40mph limit zones, to avoid road rage. 25mph is inadequate.

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