Ford
Ford Berliner
The concept of the city electric car Ford Berliner was created in the second half of the 60s by designers of Ford of Europe, a subsidiary of the American Ford. The car was equipped with an electric motor. The power was supplied from batteries located under the passenger seats.
Ford Berliner was a four-seater, but the front row of seats was designed for adults, while the rear – for children. The official presentation took place in 1968 at the headquarters of Ford of Europe in Cologne (West Germany).
It was 2.13 m long and 1.37 m high. The only (or several) prototype was made which is now located in the German Museum of Technology.
| Maker | Ford of Europe |
|---|---|
| Country | United States |
| Presented | 1968, Cologne |
| Production status | Concept |
| Type | City electric car, four seats |
| Motor | Electric, batteries under the passenger seats |
| Dimensions | Length 2.13 m, height 1.37 m |
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