The ZAP Alias Roadster was a proposed plug-in electric three-wheeled sports car, from the defunct American electric car maker ZAP in Santa Rosa, California. The project was initiated in 2007 through a collaboration between ZAP and Lotus Engineering, the UK-based automotive engineering company, who assisted with the development of the vehicle. [1] .

2015年3月5日 · ZAP is planning to produce the Alias with help from Lotus Engineering — which also worked with Tesla Motors — and promises an affordable electric sports car that can hit 60 mph in under six...

2009年1月26日 · ZAP has shown a pre-production version of its three-wheeled, all-electric Alias roadster at the National Automobile Dealers Association annual conference and exposition in New Orleans.

2020年4月21日 · ZAP is an acronym for “Zero Air Pollution” (Source). From the onset, the company set its sights on designing, manufacturing, and distributing a range of green cars, trikes, scooters, and other zero air pollution electric products. In its lifetime, ZAP went through a series of changes, corporate adjustments, product recalls, and controversies.

Electric car company ZAP and its Chinese partner Youngman Auto have taken a step closer to getting its Alias electric three-wheeler onto driveways across the country, with the production...

This all new performance electric car can attain speeds beyond 75 mph and take you 100 miles per charge on your standard 110v outlet, plug your all new alias in December 2009. check out zap's...

The ZAP Alias electric car sailed smoothly through the highway efficiency testing on June 24, 2010 in a heat that included Edison2, E-Tracer, West Philly Hyb...

2008年1月24日 · Electric-transport pioneer ZAP is predicting a 2nd quarter 2009 production launch for the planned ZAP Alias(TM) highway electric car - a sporty 3-wheel vehicle with a 150-mile range and...

2010年3月27日 · The ZAP Alias made its first public demonstration at the Korea EV Challenge in March. The Alias was designed to give drivers what they were promised years ago: a futuristic looking vehicle that is fun, zero-emission, comfortable, yet affordable.

This is Zap’s more conservative and realistic electric model, but you wouldn’t know just by looking at it. With a 0-60 at a modest 7.7 seconds, a top speed of 100 mph, and a driving range of 100 miles on a charge, the Zap Alias doesn’t quite live up to its futuristic body style.