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It'd probably be treated as a kit car under the existing regulations, which I imagine means it wouldn't have a VIN assigned at time of sale. So this probably a
by pengaru 6y ago
It'd probably be treated as a kit car under the existing regulations, which I imagine means it wouldn't have a VIN assigned at time of sale.
So this probably adds exceptions specifically for battery-less EVs to still get a VIN and be sold as a complete vehicle.
Viewing this from a US perspective anyways...