Eliica

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Eliica is a concept electric car developed by a team led by a Keio university Professor. Backed by an ex Sumitomo executive manager as well as 35+ interested companies, the team is serious about high speed and efficiency. The car has reached speeds around 240 mph, and the team has their eyes set on 400 kmh. Not only have they produced the world's fastest electric car, they would like to continuously improve Eliica to become the world's fastest car period. From a country that breeds Kaizen DNA and bullet trains that run every few minutes, this might be a possibility.

It's interesting to note that America carmakers focus on 0-60 acceleration performance, while Japanese and Europeans prefer top speeds as the key variable. With an open road, Eliica might be able to drive from the Los Angeles suburbs to Las Vegas in just over an hour. That would be a few hours less than driving to the airport, going through check in, boarding, flying, landing, getting luggage and renting a limo.

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Tabla de contenidos 1 Recent Changes 2 Styles and Major Options 3 Pricing 4 Gas Mileage 5 Reliability 6 Safety 7 Photos 8 Colors 9 Main Competitors 10 Hybrid Models 11 Unique Attributes 12 Resale Values 13 Criticisms 14 Current Generation: (YYYY–present) 15 Previous Generations 15.1 Seventh generation (YYYY–YYYY) 15.2 Sixth generation (YYYY–YYYY) 15.3 Fifth generation (YYYY–YYYY) 15.4 Fourth generation (YYYY–YYYY) 15.5 Third generation (YYYY–YYYY) 15.6 Second generation (YYYY–YYYY) 15.7 First Generation/Origins 16 Worldwide 17 Design quirks and oddities 18 Awards 19 See also 20 External Links

Recent Changes

Styles and Major Options

Pricing

Today's actual prices for the MAKE MODEL can be found at CarsDirect.

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Worldwide

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External Links