(I know that this is way past the deadline, but I just wanted to show it here anyway, as I did make this car for the challenge, but I couldn’t post it before deadline due to new user restrictions. This is also my first message on these forums, haha)
Anyways, say hello to the MAG Elektron.
This is a small, city-goer electric hatchback built in Austria. It’s good for getting around town, getting groceries, and getting the kids to school!
EXTERIOR:
This dinky little hatchback has a slightly rounded, yet aggressive design all around. The front is kept simple, yet stylish, with functional air curtains, hexagonal fog lights, and a light bar going across the front. The rear also has a light bar, as well as a nice little “diffuser” and spoiler to finish off the rear end.
INTERIOR:
Despite being a modern electric car, there is a wide array of physical controls and buttons, which is accompanied by 2 decently sized displays in the center. It also uses a normal old gauge cluster, with analogue gauges, keeping it simple and physical. The seats on this more decked-out model are made from vegan leather (which is really just a fancy way of saying vinyl) and recycled alcantara suede, keeping it comfortable. In fact, a lot of the plastics, metals, and other materials in this interior are recyclable, keeping it eco-friendly as well! It also has seating for 5 people, although 4 would be more comfortable for sitting in.
PRICING AND SPECIFICATIONS:
This car uses a RWD single motor setup, and can send itself to 60 mph in around 7.3 seconds. It has a little over 200 horsepower, although that is just for the in-game automation engine, it would probably be around half of that if I were to export it as an EV to BeamNG.drive.
Pricing starts at around $19,500, with this fully loaded model displayed being $24,800.
The MAG Elektron. Electrify your commute.
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