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It does look like a car but functioning more like a scooter? The new Opel Rocks-e has been unveiled as a light motor vehicle in Germany with a price range starting from €7,990 (RM33,320.68).
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The German company’s mission is to produce a car that allows young people ages fifteen years old with approved licenses to drive around an Opel Rocks-e.
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On the outside, it has an adorable shape 2.42 metres long and 1.30 metres wide that weighs 471 kilograms. With two-seater vehicles, the Rocks-e is categorised as Sustainable Urban Mobility light motor vehicles (SUM), which users can charge in three and a half hours.
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Yes, the shape is charming, but the dimensions are pretty much compact, suitable for two occupants in a Rocks-e. An electric vehicle that functions fully on electricity produces zero carbon emissions and a range of up to 75 kilometres which can reach up to 45 kilometres per hour.
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Then, the light motor vehicle is offering a 5.5-kilowatt-hour battery that can be fully recharged with a three-metre-long cable available to assist the much convenient charging process of the vehicle.
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The Opel Rocks-e carries such benefits to people, especially in a busy city that deals with traffic in long hours. Besides its reasonable price, the vehicle also provides electric mobility to others.
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Interestingly the light motor vehicles offer opposite directions for doors to open. Created to cut down its production costs, the doors swing in opposite directions. For example, when a passenger opens the door in the normal order, it is pulled backwards.
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The Rocks-e is equipped with the new Opel Vizor brand face with LED headlights and indicators at the front for a compact size. Inside, a smartphone-holder on the centre console and DAT connectivity, the Rocks-e Klub and Rocks-e TeKno are also available.
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However, Hands-free Bluetooth functionality for the smartphone is optionally available. Then, the panoramic glass roof and the full view both inside and outside is visible. A headroom space that can fit people with a height of around 1.90m and a luggage volume of more than 63 litres are offered to Opel passengers.
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Jesica Sendai
from 9 to 5 grinder to 'racing' her way in the automotive industry through editorial work.