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TRANSPORTATION TUESDAY: The 8-wheeled Electric Eliica

by , 01/06/09

Eliica, eightwheeler, eight-wheeler, 8 wheels, electric vehicle, electric concept, japanese concept car, hiroshi shimizu

If there’s one thing that we never expected to see, it’s the sight of an 8-wheeled electric vehicle attempting to break the land speed record. But that is exactly what the Eliica is attempting to do. Designed by a team at Keio University in Japan, this fully electric lithium-ion vehicle may be short on subtlety, but it has a range of 200 miles and can hit speeds of up to 230mph!

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7 Responses to “TRANSPORTATION TUESDAY: The 8-wheeled Electric Eliica”

  1. Milieunet Milieunet says:

    And here you can find a nice video about this wonderfull full electric car:

    http://www.stichtingmilieunet.nl/andersbekekenblog/?p=6119

  2. tromba tromba says:

    This has been around for a while — I saw video of this car at least 5 years ago.

  3. lennyesq lennyesq says:

    It looks like a 1960′s French Citroen on steroids.

  4. LEMAK LEMAK says:

    Fantastic, go on boys, go on.
    Jahn Makender

  5. zoomilife zoomilife says:

    This is a great review of the Eliica. I run a blog on electric vehicles and we reviewed this car back in November. If you’re looking for some cool videos of the Eliica, then check out our blog post on it at:

    http://www.zoomilife.com/2008/11/12/the-8-wheeled-eliica-electric-car/

  6. JustinWiper JustinWiper says:

    OMG no way dude! Those Japanese are COOL! I love it!

    http://www.privacy.de.tc

  7. Bracgypsy Bracgypsy says:

    Wow what a car, and it gets 200 miles, that’s greater that great… You guys guys. I love the Idea of a Electric Car getting affordable for the average consumer. So get busy guys, and lets sit back watch the OPEC Nations squrm a little. :)

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