Venture firm in Kawasaki to release three-wheeled EV

Venture firm in Kawasaki to release three-wheeled EV

ElecTrike Japan Co., a venture business developing electric vehicles in Kawasaki, southwest of Tokyo, takes the wraps off a three-wheeled EV on June 15, 2015, ahead of full-fledged marketing. One of the three officials standing by the one-seater is Noboru Matsunami (C), president of the company. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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