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Clean - Green - Safe - Quiet -
Economic…
It’s Clean
Electric engine means no green house emissions.
It's Green
The whole vehicle has
been designed and built to be recyclable. 95% of the
components can be re-used on other vehicles or for other
applications, making the MEGA city one of the most
recyclable vehicles on the road
It's Safe
The vehicles are safety tested to the same level as all
similar small cars and provide the driver and passengers
with comfort and security through its inherent safe design.
It's Quiet
The electric engine is far quieter than any petrol or diesel
equivalent. It has no noisy exhaust.
It's Economic
Low running
costs 1.5p road tax exempt
London's Congestion zone
its exempt from congestion charging in certain parts of the
city you can gain access to free parking allocated to green
vehicles.
Its the Mega Utility
Vehicle A contemporary and attractive
design. It is lightweight and easy to handle to suit all
works, traders, businesses and communities, for provision of
all types of services. It is compact, practical and
economical - making it a mini-logistics specialist.
New Shape Mega
Mega has been given a new
sporty shape view pictures.......more
here

Mega van as seen on The
Apprentice 2007....
more here
Manchester Football Club
United Goes Electric
You may not think of Manchester United as an environmental
leader, but quietly, behind the scenes, the club is moving
forward with a range of green initiatives.
Vehicles are one of the items on their eco to-do list, and
they’ve bought a Mega Utility Vehicle electric van – in
Manchester United red, obviously.
The vehicle is used almost exclusively on Man Utd’s site,
for moving stores around. Despite its diminutive size, the
Mega can carry a pallet on its load area.
The club is very enthusiastic about the vehicle; “As well as
being zero-emission and quiet, it’s extremely cost effective
to run” says the club’s Purchasing Manager, John Conroy.
“It’s been 100% reliable and it recharges overnight - you
just plug it in like a kettle!”
see full story
http://www.green-car-guide.com
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