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Arcimoto - They're at it again
- Thread starter gkamer
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RICZ
New member
To the contrary; Side-by-side that fugly thing will make a Spyder look absolutely gorgeous.
Oldplodder
New member
The Spyder looks really great, especially next to that monster!
Dave T
Dave T
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Another Spyder look alike. My $75,000, will be used for other things. :bowdown:
canamjhb
Well-known member
Couple of thoughts..... Having body framework OUTSIDE the tupperware makes for impossible cleaning. I wonder what make of tires they come with. Sure don't look like Kendas. Even the sales guy (reviewer?) did not have all good things to say about this ugly POS. I don't expect we will begin seeing these on the roads soon, if at all...... Jim
Partzman23
Member
I will just stick to my Spyder. For the price of their 3 wheeler you can buy a Can Am Spyder and not be limited to your range of battery power. The Spyder is a lot better looking too. Hopefully people will not confuse this thing for a Spyder.
Actually Jim, they are ALREADY on the roads, selling for $23,900 or there-abouts (USD? Canadian $$ - :dontknow: ) - maybe not in the thousands yet, but I believe there's some hundreds sold & on the roads already! :thumbup: Not here in Oz yet tho....
So they're beginning to make (tiny??) inroads on the North American market with this AND with their less cargo capable 'roll-cage equipped' Fun Utility Vehicle too! (Yeah, those too aren't 'pretty' either!
) Arcimoto are pretty serious about getting their electric Reverse Trikes out there (regardless of their looks :shocked: ) unlike someone else who's been promising us an electric Spyder since before 2010 and has yet to actually come up with the goods And that's despite trotting out the same old chestnut every now & then in an effort to convince us they're serious! :banghead: Still, I reckon I'll waiting.... opcorn:
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gkamer
Sadly passed away, December '23.
I was thinking the same thing. It says the range is 175 miles. How does speed effect battery range. Does the faster you go use more battery power thus lowering the range you can travel? I don't know.
Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
The range will drop for sure based on speed. My guess at 75 mph you would get less than a 100 mile range.
BajaRon
Well-known member
bikerbillone
Well-known member
Oh my, not another 'extension cord' machine. People that build these EVs are determined that 'we' buy them. I'm digging my heels in on that.
FrogmanDave
Active member
Can-Am is trying to come out with their EV Spyder by 2024. They have stated for sure they will have EV's in all their product ranges (on road, off road, snow, and water) by 2026. I am really looking forward to getting one. I am all about EV's. No question this is the wave of the future.
FrogmanDave
Active member
Larry is absolutely correct. Manufacturer ratings are extremely overrated. Expect about half what they estimate when riding in real world situations.
Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
