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Are the Chinese EV golf carts I mean cars allowed in Germany? I thought their safety requirements were pretty tight. I can’t imagine some of them making it on t
by wil421 7y ago
Are the Chinese EV golf carts I mean cars allowed in Germany? I thought their safety requirements were pretty tight. I can’t imagine some of them making it on the autobahn.
- lumberjack 7y agoCannot be more of a death trap than a Renault Twizzy which I see quite often around the city, or any motorcycle for that matter. As long as they don't market it as a normal car, I don't see why it shouldn't be allowed.
- wongarsu 7y agoMotocycles require a different driving license in Germany, which is harder to get and for the powerful motorcycles has stricter age requirements (24 if you want >95 horsepower)
- NullPrefix 7y ago>more of a death trap than a Renault Twizzy Are you referring to it as a death trap based on it's crash test performance or solely on the looks?
- Tepix 7y agoA Twizy is not a car legally. It's a L7e Leichtkraftfahrzeug which means it doesn't have to meet safety standards. It is possible to make a safe lightweight car. DLR is proving it with their research.