Better buy Brazilian Bugster
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It has all-electric power with 93 lithium-ion batteries, which are stuck in the middle to balance weight distribution and handling.
The Bugster puts out 59kW of power and 220Nm of torque connected to the sequential manual gearbox used in Fiat's little Punto.
It is the work of Fiat's Brazilian arm, created for a world debut at the recent Sao Paulo motor show.
Other green features, apart from the paint job, include the tool kit , which is made from recycled plastic, the seats, which are made from a foam that includes recycled soya bean oil, and the body panels, which use clay manipulated by nanotechnology. It has a range of 100km.
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