In 2006, this car had an MSRP of roughly new. For context, that is cheaper than a fully loaded riding lawn mower today.
Before the overlanding boom went mainstream, overlanding was dominated by heavy, square, slide-in campers that compromised a vehicle’s center of gravity and severely limited off-road capability. Founded on the lessons of grueling Saharan expeditions through Libya, Geocar set out to build a lightweight living cell that retained the true off-road performance of a 4x4 pickup. geocar 2006
Building the digital architecture that would eventually lead to the ubiquitous maps and "near me" searches we use today. The Modern Evolution: The Geocar 2006 Modding Phenomenon In 2006, this car had an MSRP of roughly new
Ironically, the began life with a tiny internal combustion engine (a 50cc or 100cc diesel, depending on the prototype). But Rivat saw the writing on the wall. By the early 2000s, the prototype had pivoted to electric propulsion, making it one of the first production-ready micro-EVs. Founded on the lessons of grueling Saharan expeditions