
Bubble electric style cars from the 1960s
US General Motors (GM) XP 512E has two seats, catch the cabin open up and only one door is located at the front of the car. One of the strangest electric cars was introduced by General Motors (GM) in 1969 at an event in Warren, Michigan. Appearance is like an electric bubble car. As an urban electric vehicle, the XP 512E has only two seats, the cabin lid is mostly glass. The entrance and exit is located directly at the front of the vehicle and the door opens forward. Modest vehicle with a length of 2,192 mm, 1,422 mm wide and the wheelbase is only 1,321 mm. Compared to the Smart ForTwo EQ, the XP 512E is shorter by 503 mm, 241 mm narrower and the base is 552 mm shorter.