Vectrix is NOT for Kids, Silly Rabbit >>>
Find out what it's like to go 'full bore electric' on a Vectrix electric maxi-scooter in Palm Springs, California. The world's first high-performance electric scooter is powerfully equipped with dynamic speed in mind, coupled with good range capabilities that will amaze you.
Village Energy - November 14, 2005 - Palm Springs was the ideal location to take a first test ride on the Vectrix, a high-performance electric maxi-scooter with plenty of torque off the line to get your juices flowing, and finely engineered to deliver a smooth and flawless performance at all speeds.
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Vectrix is the world's first high-performance electric two-wheel vehicle to offer all the benefits of a traditional gasoline-powered scooter but without the noise, pollution, expensive maintenance, frequent oil changes, and regular trips to the gas station >>> The overall feel was positively superb. Vectrix plan to have their first production models available in the USA by summer 2006.
Discover why Vectrix Scooters outperform gas scooters on a surprising range of important points, and why Italians found out long ago that urban travel on busy crowded city streets is best done on a scooter. Get the lowdown and see why Vectrix is Not for Kids, Silly Rabbit.
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