Ami wanted a little brother. Here it is: Rocks-e. The first SUM (Sustainable Urban Mobility) in the world. After Citroen, there is Opel. Both brands of the Stellantis group, so a collaboration was possible. Why yes, the Opel Rocks-e is a renamed Citroën Ami, a light quadricycle. Electric. It also means that its weight cannot exceed 425 kg, excluding batteries. It will be useful for the very young, or for those who want to rent a car quickly around the city (in fact Stellantis brought Ami to the USA with this goal). Rock-e inherits 5.5 kwh from its French sister, with a range of 75 kilometers. Full recharging takes approximately three and a half hours using a normal household socket and the supplied three meter charging cable.
As with the Ami, the car’s doors open in opposite directions and the Rocks-e has several interchangeable body parts. What’s different? Opel’s Vizor front treatment, but let’s talk about the details. Recall that it is 2.41 meters long and the electric motor produces eight horsepower (as mentioned) for a maximum speed of 45 km / h. In Europe it can be driven from the age of 15 and is ideal for use in the city. On sale in the fall in Germany, where customers can order one online or purchase it from select retailers.
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