The 1972 Daihatsu BCX-II concept was powered by a small electric motor mounted at the rear.
The vehicle’s powertrain included a 34-volt, 130Ah battery composed of six cells, which drove a 3.9 kW motor running at 1,200 rpm.
The car could reach a top speed of 20 km/h and offered a range of approximately 30 kilometers.
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