The smallest electric car in the world is no bigger than a bicycle and can be taken in an elevator

Have you ever cast your eyes on the smallest electric car in the world, one that’s no bigger than a bicycle and can fit in some rather tiny spaces?

It takes up such a miniscule amount of space that it can even fit no an elevator – crazy, right?

Just wait until you see how fast it whizzes.

Sit back, relax, and get ready to be surprised by it’s sheer shifting power.

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Now that it’s 2025, electric vehicles are everywhere.

From Tesla to BMW, new models are being released every day and they really do come in all shapes and sizes.

Take the Tesla for example, from the Cybertruck to the Model S, the cars have a variety of uses ,like off-roading and simple every-day cruising.

One Cybertruck powered a whole gas station on its own after tornado took out electricity in Houston.

Another EV owner even went camping in his Model 3.

This one though, takes efficiency to a whole new level.

It can even fit in elevators – yes, you read that right.

What’s the EV made from?

This creator made the car out of a 3000W electric motor and a powerful lithium-ion battery.

The best bit though?

The main body of this ‘microcar’ is made from a custom-built go-kart frame.

It even has a cabin that’s rain-roof alongside its ‘powerful’ controller – quite the combination you have to admit.

With it’s size and shifting power, this toy-sized car could even give the Fiat 500 electric a run for its money.

In fact, the tiny EV can reach a mighty 42 miles per hour – now we’re talking.

Although the Fiat 500e’s range reaches up to 199 miles, so you’d be able to get a lot further that, we’d have thought.

Thanks to it’s size the smallest electric car can slot in and play its part in everyday tasks

This tiny runaround can even fit down aisles in stores, making trips to the market a whole lot easier.

The only thing that’s in question is the range, as the owner hasn’t quite got around to working it out.

“I haven’t fully measured it yet, but my tests already show that using it for shopping trips or even commuting to work is totally possible,” the creator noted beneath their video.

Watch below as the smallest electric car ever tackles shops and elevators galore.

Trust us, you’re going to want one.

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