think city ev

If you were smitten by the little electric Think City and thought the company's recent bankruptcy put the kibosh on your chances of ever owning one of the plastic-paneled car, then *ahem, think again. It seems there are still some of the city runabouts to be had if you look in the right ...

On the one hand, the fact that Think needed to file for bankruptcy – again – yesterday was not a big surprise. The company has had a hard time selling its plasticky two-seat commuter car in a world that also includes the ...

Would you be willing to part with $36,495 to own an electric Think City? If the words sticker shock come to mind, then how does $17,995* sound? Thankfully, there are deals like this to be had. Right now, Think is offering select City EVs in its "inventory clearance" sale for as low as $17,995*. ...

Would you buy a Think City for $36,495? If the words sticker shock come to mind, you're not alone. Thankfully, there are deals to be had, and with the $7,500 federal tax credit and a new Project Plug-IN rebate worth $9,000 (we think, if ...

By mid-2011, the electric Think City will launch in the U.S. with a price tag that's "just below $34,000 before incentives." That's what Michael Lock, the automaker's chief marketing officer told Plugin Cars back in November of 2010. However, that's not the same as what a Think spokesman ...

Back in November of 2010, we reported that, come mid-2011, the electric Think City will hit the U.S. market at a price that's "just below $34,000 before incentives." While that price tag may still be accurate, that's not what the ...

There sure are a lot of "firsts" in the electric vehicle space these days. The first Chevy Volts leaving the factory. The first Nissan Leaf being handed to a customer. The first U.S.-built Think City being delivered to the State of ...

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has granted zero-emissions vehicle (ZEV) status to the Think City electric, paving the way for the automaker to launch its battery-powered city car in California, the District of Columbia and 12 ...

Is the company refusing to submit vehicles for crash testing?

Even though U.S. production of the Think City started off well the other day, all is not fine in Think land. Apparently, and this is all based on Google Translate versions of news stories, the brakes on the City electric car can ...

Jay Leno can drive pretty much any vehicle he wants. If he doesn't already own it, he can borrow it. He's also very familiar with alternative fuel vehicles, ranging from the BMW Hydrogen 7 to the Ford Focus Electric ...