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Aptera has done crash analysis, way back about a decade ago on this vehicle, and it has an incredibly high degree of safety. they are aiming for Tesla like safety. I would politely ask that if you are going to make assumptions, that you do some research on it first. many of the things you have...

I keep hearing this same thing over and over again. yes, smaller cars aren't favored in a crash. and this is the dilemma we are in, isn't it? we keep buying larger and larger vehicles to have higher personal safety, and all the while don't look far enough into the future to see that the...

it is true, you have made a lot of assumptions.

here is an updated graph for the battery vs. range of the aptera. nothing comes close.

I have a seriously hard time seeing any relationship between a smart car and the Aptera. besides having two seats, what else reminds you of a smart car??

prototype should be unveiled within a few weeks.

yes! i'm excited for both of them. I think the futuristic designs both have their place in riding the world of the typical standard looking car. I plan on owning a tri-motor Cybertruck and a tri-motor Aptera. one does the work and one does the touring and commuting.

$40k for the 1000 mile version. mid $20k for the 400 mile version.

plenty of car companies have fallen before ever standing up, it is true. I think if you do some research on this car, you will find it has a big following, and Aptera are really working hard to reduce cost and make this vehicle a very attractive option. also, the performance version will do 0-60...

yes, this is a niche vehicle. I currently drive a 2 seater 2000 Honda Insight, and I really love it, minus the part where I still have to get gas a couple times a month. the majority of drives only have one person in the car, so this makes sense as the best commuter money can (soon) buy.

Actually, this chart leaves out an upcoming car that seems to be off everyones radar. The Aptera 3. coming spring 2021 with up to 1000 miles of range and onboard solar charging which seems to average about 20-30 miles of charge per day. and the 1000 mile version starts at a little over $40k...