MORE PICTURES!!!
Here are some pictures of the accessories …
You probably noticed from the pictures that many of these have a luggage rack. This is standard on the 2-door model from Mullen Motors. It does not seem to interfere with the pop-up roof. Also, this does not appear to be available on the four door model.
There is also a “rack” for the rear of the car (have not found this in the USA) …
On which you can put a ‘bucket’ of sorts, which resembles a toolbox (also not found in the USA) …
LINKS TO ACCESSORIES IN CHINA (hopefully these will come to the USA with the car?)
That nifty toolbox
What looks like a plate to cover the front of the car … winter driving?
A cover!
A drink holder
Replacement hoods
Luggage Straps for the roof rack
Door panels
What appears to be snow tire straps
OTHER STUPID LINKS
Dayang CHOK’s home page (the manufactured in China?)
Does it jump curbs?
Nice gallery of pictures (loads slow)
A nice product brochure
BIG DISCLAIMER: There is an Italian car called a Biro, which this car is NOT! If anything, this is a knock-off of the Biro. I am not linking to that car for fear that people will think that they are the same. Needless to say, the Italian number has far more style (better looking tires, slightly better body styling, clear door panels, etc). It also has some features that you don’t see with the URBEE. Namely, a small rear trunk, and a removable battery. The concept of a removable battery probably doesn’t make sense in most scenarios. But in the small streets of foreign countries you may have a hard time stretching power out to your car to charge it. So the Biro` has a battery that pops out with it’s own retractable luggage rack (on wheels) so that you can take it inside and charge it (neat!). So you should check out that car. It’s brilliant! But it is NOT the URBEE. 