Yogomo: the Chinese electric car inspired by the C1/107/Aygo

Little by little, we have been seeing new Chinese models, more or less successful in design, but at least they did not take inspiration from other well-known models. But one always slips through that keeps drawing inspiration from other cars. In this case we are talking about the Yogomo , a brand created by Wang Delun, a former manager at Lifan and Geely.

Since 2008, he has been working on his own, building small tricycles, and now, clearly taking inspiration from the Citroën C1/ Peugeot 107/ Toyota Aygo, he presents this electric model that has a range of 160 km. The Yogomo measures three meters in length and is capable of reaching 80 km/h, with a weight of only 450 kg.

But curiously, despite its appearance, it has already attracted interest outside the Asian continent. Since Laurie Sparke, former manager of Holden, has said he wants to import this car to Australia to sell it under the EDay Life brand for around 10,000 dollars (7,300 euros), a very good figure for an electric car.

Via | Autoblog.it