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Quick Spin: Myers Motors NmG - redefining fast and small for the future

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/autos/Myers_Motors_NmG_Redefining_Fast_Small_Car_For_The_Future'; It's ironic that the NmG we got to take for a spin during the Business of Plugging In conference in Detroit last week might be the last one-seater that Myers Motors ever makes. The company is getting ready to focus on building the NMG2, a wider, more practical version of the easily-identifiable all-electric NmG. Since the lime-green NmG we got to cruise around the parking lot in was fresh off the assembly line, we figure it's helpful to use this ... Read more →

Revealed: Myers Motors' two-seat, all-electric NMG Sebastian Blanco

As expected, Myers Motors has revealed their new two-seat model to the world, and it's a much slicker version of the long-in-the-tooth NMG. From the renderings sent to us by Myers, we can see that ...

Myers Motors teasing new two-seat model, due next week Sebastian Blanco

When we spoke to Myers Motors CEO Dana Myers back in January, he teased us with the idea of a two-seat version of their iconic NMG vehicle. At the time, the word was that the NMG 2 would be ...

Myers Motors gets $250,000 investment for NmG2, the secretive two-seat electric car Sebastian Blanco

A registered team in the Automotive X Prize, Myers Motors has long been working on its single-seat NmG (pictured) and a much-more secret two-person NmG2 vehicle. The company's efforts just got a ...

Detroit 2009: Myers Motors officially enters the Auto X Prize Sebastian Blanco

Way back in 2006, we took an in-depth look at the NMG, a quirky electric vehicle from Myers Motors that seats one and is based on the Corbin Sparrow. Myers Motors is still alive and kicking and ...

Ohio refuses to license electric 3-wheelers 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, drivers in Ohio are facing problems when it comes time to register their electric three-wheeled vehicles. Most states classify three-wheelers as motorcycles, but Ohio adds one more item to their definition of a motorcycle: a saddle. This means that ...

Sundance's The Green does the "Drive" issue, the ABG review 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Not all episodes of Sundance's The Green programming block feature green vehicles, but when they do, they do. Tomorrow night (Tuesday, the 22nd), the Big Ideas for a Small Planet segment goes for a "Drive." And it looks like fun. "Drive" follows the same breezy pace as the other Big Ideas ...

Maryland woman reports on life with her Corbin Sparrow electric car 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Although no longer sold, the Corbin Sparrow, which sort of resembles a rollerskate, was an electric vehicle classified as a motorcycle in the U.S. that was available between 1999 and 2002. 285 Sparrows were built before the company filed for bankruptcy. It was capable of 75 mph and could travel ...

Myers Motors bringing new EV to market in 2007: the Qui Moto 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

AutoblogGreen readers are no strangers to Myers Motors and their tiny electric car, the NmG (No more Gas), which Ray Holan profiled in depth last summer. And it's an AutoblogGreen reader tipped us off to the so far low-profile announcement from Myers of their newest EV, the Qui Moto, coming next ...

Ecofest Report: Overview 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

Editor's note: to read all of Derrick's coverage of Ecofest, click here. Overall, the 18th annual Ecofest didn't blow me away, but there were certainly some cars I was glad to see up close and some people I was happy to chat with about the state of alternative-fuel vehicles and the projects they're ...

Electric car store opens in Texas 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

A local TV station in Austin covered the opening of Electric Cars of Austin on Thursday. Check out the video. Prominent is the Myers Motors Nmg, which used to be called the Sparrow. This single-seater electric motorcycle can hit 70mph. The old Austin desperado himself, Jerry Jeff Walker, is also ...

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