The Vanderhall Edison is the latest creation from Vanderhall Motor Works that has been showcased by the company at CES 2018 to the delight of vehicle enthusiasts. The car comes as a more affordable electric alternative to the Morgan three-wheeler and offers 180 horsepower, 240 pounds-foot of torque and dual AC motors.
The vehicle weighs in at 1,400 pounds and is able to reach 60mph in just four seconds with a top speed of 105mph. Priced at $34,050, the Vanderhall Edison will offer up to 200 miles of range per charge of the 30kWh battery pack, while the cabin interior is intended to provide ample amenities. This includes a 600w stereo, Bluetooth connectivity and much more.
Electric Three-Wheeled Coupes
The Vanderhall Edison was Unveiled by the Company at CES 2018
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