Dartz Freeze Nikrob Electric Cars Urban
Dartz Freze Nikrob, the cheapest small electric car in Europe, arrives in Spain
The 100% electric city car priced below nine thousand euros will be marketed by Invicta Electric

Little by little, we can see how demand for electric cars is rising. That is why brands are developing and producing more and more vehicles with zero emissions to offer a wide range of electrified models that meet consumer demand.
Dartz Freze has decided to join the electrification trend with its new Nikrob, a small city car of modest size and 100% electrified, at a truly competitive price. It will soon arrive in our country through Invicta Electric, a Spanish mobility brand that currently has 36 electric vehicles for sale, ranging from electric scooters to commercial vehicles with a load capacity of more than 1,000 kg.

The brand, based in Latvia, is made up of the Latvian brand Dartz, which specializes in manufacturing luxury armored vehicles, and Freze, a Russian brand with a long history, having started out with horse-drawn carriages in 1886 and built its first electric car as early as 1900.
Based on a success
This small city car that will be coming to our streets will be manufactured in Europe and will replicate, in an improved version, the Wuling Mini-EV, a model that has managed to sell around 40,000 units in just a few months thanks to its excellent value for money.

Small and versatile
At 2,917 mm in length, the Dartz Freze Nikrob can seat up to 4 passengers. Its front end is fairly flat and features a black grille running across the entire front between its LED headlights.
The side profile is like that of any vehicle of this size, with alloy wheels of a modest diameter and a C-pillar that provides more rigidity and safety to the whole.

Its rear is practically flat, with two taillights between which sits a gloss-black molding bearing the brand name.
Among the most notable standard equipment, it offers LED lighting technology and air conditioning, perfect allies for everyday use.

The small Nikrob has an electric motor delivering 20 kW and a lithium-ion battery of 17 kWh, which allow it to travel up to 230 km on a single charge. In this way, the city car becomes a truly attractive option if you want a small car to get around town at modest running costs and at a price starting from 8,995 euros, with financing offers and the aid of the Plan Moves III scheme.
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