Feb 18
(Credit: Wheego Wheels )The Wheego Whip, another Neighborhood Electric Vehicle, is expected to hit the streets in May, according to Engadget. That is, if Wheego Wheels can find dealers to sell these low-speed, souped-up golf carts. (I’m not just being mean; company founder Mike McQuary purchased a golf cart company and used its product as a base for the Whip).
Wheego, a division of Ruff & Tuff Electric Vehicles (seriously, that’s the parent company name), is taking applications to form a network of 50 dealers. That’s a strong goal in a weak economy for a new car that has limited use and range, and not much of a marketing plan.
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Originally posted at The Car Tech blog
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