Geparda’s three-wheeler is based on the Volkswagen up. The four-seat hatchback, weighing 900 kg, can reach a speed of 110 km/h.
Volkswagen up has returned to production in a new format. A miniature city hatchback has been transformed into an unusual three-wheeled car. The vehicle, named Geparda, will soon go on sale at prices starting from 20,000 Euros. This was reported by the Motor1 website.
Volkswagen up Geparda was created especially for young drivers. The emergence of such a car is due to the peculiarities of the traffic rules of Germany and some other EU countries. They allow you to ride low-power motorcycles from the age of 16, and since there are no restrictions on the weight of bikes, they decided to turn the Volkswagen into a tricycle.
The new Geparda differs from the standard Volkswagen with its double rear wheels. The result was something similar to a three-wheeled motorcycle.
Of course, this design affects the handling and stability of the car, so Volkswagen’s upper suspension was modified – improved rear springs and a front stabilizer were installed.
They also installed a low-power engine of 20 hp for novice drivers. With. However, a Geparda weighing 900 kg can reach a speed of 110 km/h, meaning it can even go on the highway. The interior is designed for four people and the equipment includes ESP and 4 airbags.
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Source: Focus
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