An automotive company near Toronto has released plans to begin working on a small, three-wheel electric vehicle.
Frank Stronach, the owner of Magna International, has his sights set on a three wheel electric vehicle that can reach a maximum of 32 kilometres an hour and travel up to 100 kilometres on a single charge.
The trunk is big enough for a single piece of luggage, and it's projected to cost only $4,000.
The proposed building site is only five minutes from Magna's headquarters in Aurora, Ont., where Stronach initially grew his automotive business into a multi-billion dollar company.
— Jeff Yurek (@JeffYurekMPP) January 30, 2020
The ELVY Sarit (Safe Affordable Reliable Innovative Transport) looks a bit like a golf cart, with a single seat, and could launch the GTA into the competitive market of electric vehicles.
Riding the prototype of the SARIT (Safe Affordable Reliable Innovative Transport) created by Frank Stronach. This one person electric car that could dramatically reduce traffic congestion & pollution. Looking forward to seeing this fully “Made in Canada” transport on the road. pic.twitter.com/zCy2gy0900
— Mayor Tom Mrakas (@TMrakas) September 17, 2020
Stronach still needs provincial approval to begin his latest project as the proposed land is currently slated to be residential. However, the town gave their approval to use the land in a meeting on March 23rd.
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