Quote:
Originally Posted by freebeard
|
Is there something specific there? Are you referring to the Lite Car challenge?
If so, not interesting to me. They are looking for 'ideas' that look beyond what is possible today, and $60k is peanuts for the winner.
The Indy One uses existing ideas and makes them low-cost. Plenty of cars like it. The difference is the Indy One will actually be available, and if you want to put in the effort, for well under $10k, because it uses existing parts from a Prius for all the really expensive bits. Bits that get melted down instead of reused to serve the interest of the new-car marketing plans from the Billionaires.