Friday, June 5

German car manufacturer E.go presents the e.wave x urban electric car. This car offers performance up to more mileage and an updated interior.

The E.wave X features a redesigned bumper with forged intakes, two rally-style headlights, and added front skidplate. To give a crossover feel there are wide fender flares, 18-inch wheels, and a small set of roof rails.

Instead of sharing the interior with the previous model, the E.wave X gets a completely redesigned dashboard with a 23-inch panel. The display houses the digital instrument cluster and the infotainment touchscreen, with hotkeys positioned below it. In addition, the four seats are upholstered in vegan leather, aluminum-style plastic trim, and a wireless charger on the center console.

The E.go E.wave X is equipped with a single electric motor that produces 107 hp, an increase from the E.go Life version which only 76 hp. Where, this electric car uses rear-wheel drive, offering three driving modes Eco, Comfort, and Sport.

The new battery gives it a range of up to 240 km, in a WLTP urban cycle, which is more than double the 117 km of the regular model, while it is also compatible with 11 kW charging.

Potential buyers can reserve an e-wave X now, with pricing starting at €24,990 (about US$26,395) – there’s currently no word on availability outside of Germany. Deliveries are expected to begin at the end of the year.

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David Smith is an EV journalist at EVMagz.com, covering global developments in electric vehicle manufacturing, battery technology, charging infrastructure, and clean mobility policy. His reporting focuses on industry trends, technological advances, and the competitive landscape of the international EV market.

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