> 3089280288 said on
11-17-2009 at
18:44:
So they can be properly recycled. I guess.
> spider23000 said on
06-03-2009 at
13:03:
An 8 hour charge time seems quite a lot. In comparison there are some electric cars which will charge 80% in 15 minutes and 100% in an hour
> Bogt said on
04-15-2009 at
18:45:
You can buy a Think City in Holland without the battery lease. Price including 19% VAT €37.695,-
> RyanBlockb5 said on
03-26-2009 at
02:26:
Why do owners of the 14000 pound car rent the batteries. One would think the batteries would come with. I would except a cheaper battery with a shorter range.
> Trelamenos88 said on
12-16-2008 at
20:36:
They dont sell Think Ev in my counrtry,Please sell these in the Greece. We are so ready for them!!!
> COMBATAVIATOR said on
10-05-2008 at
22:50:
there are some companies in england that offer u to hybridise ur current car for much much much less than this...prices varying from 2000pounds to 4000 pounds
> mannix529 said on
09-30-2008 at
18:15:
I was being very imprested untill that little fact of the rental of the batereys are you with me.i would rather own the bathery and have to replace them when thay are worn out just like you do with sevacing but you would more than make up for that in the amout of savings form fule. Very disapinted
> Redshift21 said on
09-24-2008 at
16:03:
Some how I doubt it, we'd just be trading being big oils bitch to being the battery companies bitch, if you'll pardon the pun, I think, think had better have a rethink about the think
> Heimdall01 said on
09-24-2008 at
11:58:
Lets hope that increased production lowers the cost!
> danielsalex2 said on
08-10-2008 at
12:34:
It's not an American car. It's a Norwegian car in London with a Norwegian number plate.
> Redshift21 said on
08-03-2008 at
23:11:
Hold on £14'000 to buy then you have to pay another £100 a month battery rental on top of that...... er... no thanks, £14'000 is a lot for a two seat car (that isn't a sports car) and £100 a month is a fucking joke... maybe if it was like £20 a month then I'd think about it but £1'200 a year battery rental feels like being raped up the arse.
> AraytaDenimore said on
07-27-2008 at
01:53:
I thought in London the steering wheel is on the right side. Is that an American version? Is it legal to drive American cars in London?
> signsoflife7 said on
06-20-2008 at
06:45:
Lovely.His first comment is; "It feels very car-like."What was he expecting? Amphibious landing craft handling?Space Shuttle handling?Golf cart handling?I feel like the first few times I plug in my first EV it'll be weird, but after that wears off it will feel like a totally natural thing to do.And then it'll seem like going to a gas station to pump gallons of smelly poisonous HIGHLY FLAMMABLE liquid into a car will seem utterly ridiculous.Because it is.
> MooseOfReason said on
06-17-2008 at
17:45:
Little to no maintenance cost, very low recharging cost. I think it's worth it. Especially since you don't have to pay to replace the battery.
> bladerunner1004 said on
05-19-2008 at
21:18:
100 pound a month for renting batteries. Isn't it a little pricey? It would be 200$ us dollars a month to rent batteries.
> Magnulus said on
04-05-2008 at
17:01:
It's coming some time this year (Probably before third quarter) and it will cost 14000 quid.
> crowdedcranium said on
03-05-2008 at
15:18:
anybody know if Think are actually able to sell this car in London at the moment and how much it costs ?
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