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EVLN: $13,700 5 oddly-shaped 3wheeler Triac EVs aka E-Runner Y-Cycle

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EVLN: $13,700 5 oddly-shaped 3wheeler Triac EVs aka E-Runner Y-Cycle

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http://www.greencarreports.com/news/1079230_triac-three-wheeled-electric-motorcycle-for-sale-on-ebay
[image] Triac Three-Wheeled Electric Motorcycle For Sale On eBay
By Antony Ingram  Sep 19 2012

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http://images.thecarconnection.com/lrg/green-vehicles-triac-electric-car_100334370_l.jpg
Green Vehicles Triac electric car
]

Some curious vehicles have emerged on the electric vehicle market over the years, and few have been more curious than the Triac.

We first wrote about the Triac three-wheel electric vehicle back in 2010 [
http://www.greencarreports.com/news/1052698_triac-electric-car--three-wheels-100-miles-and-25000
]. Made by Green Vehicles of Salinas, California, it touted a 100-mile range, an 80 mph top speed, and a price tag of $25,000.

Sadly, like many electric startups, Green Vehicles subsequently folded, and was sued by the city of Salinas, which invested in the carmaker before its bankruptcy.

While the company may have gone, some of the vehicles survived, and are now selling on eBay [
http://www.ebay.com/itm/E-Runner-Y-Cycle-All-Electric-Three-Wheeled-Vehicle-NOW-144-VOLTS-/300714629165
].

The seller has five of the oddly-shaped three-wheelers--now known as the less catchy E-Runner Y-Cycle--left in stock, and all are selling for a much more reasonable $13,700--not far off half of the original suggested price.

The front-wheel drive vehicle can apparently reach a top speed of 70 mph, and now claims a range of 110 miles from its lead-acid batteries. Lithium batteries are also available, which knock the top speed up to 83 mph.

Styling is unchanged from the original Triac, which means a fairly bland front end, swoopy side profile and raised rear, looking a little like a low-budget Aptera 2e.

The interior doesn't look particularly inviting either, but beggars can't be choosers with a brand new, inexpensive electric car.

One of the cars has already sold, and at that price the others could follow quickly ...
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