London’s electric car company No Internal Combustion Engine (Nice) has just unveiled some new electric cars at the London Motor Show’s electric vehicle village.
These included a stylish two-seater from Hong Kong called the MyCar which has a price tag of just £8,995.
Motor enthusiasts can also get an eyeful of the five seat Ze-O, a family electric MPV priced from just £13,995.
Nice is keen to stress that sales of its four-seat Mega City are still brisk.
Starting from £11,500, Mega City drivers can feel the benefit of motoring at just 2p per mile – all without the hassle of congestion charges, road tax and high parking fees within the capital.
Nice co-founder Evert Geurtsen was disappointed by the lack of presence of more mainstream car manufactures in the London show’s electric vehicle village.
He said: "It’s easy to get caught up in talk of an electric car revolution.
"However, we’d be very surprised if many of the all-electric sports cars, and other models that have been making headlines, hit showrooms within forecast time frames."
