The REVAi, known as G-Wiz in the United Kingdom, [2] is a small micro electric car, made by the Indian manufacturer Reva Electric Car Company between 2001 and 2012. By late 2013 Reva had sold about 4,600 vehicles worldwide, in 26 countries.

With smaller, more efficient cars like the Smart Car all the rage in England, the G-Wiz has quickly become one of the UK's most popular electric vehicles, with more than 900 models driving around the streets of London [source: GoinGreen].

2022年4月13日 · Love it, hate it, or hope you never get within five feet of it, the Reva G-Wiz will go down in history as one of the first modern electric cars – arguably paving the way for the varied and highly capable EVs we know today.

2022年4月13日 · Love it, hate it, or hope you never get within five feet of it, the Reva G-Wiz will go down in history as one of the first modern electric cars – arguably paving the way for the EVs we know...

The G-Wiz is manufactured in India by the Reva Electric Car Company and in the UK it is imported and sold by 'GoinGreen'. They are primarily only currently a realistic option within London as that is the only place with any sort of charging and servicing infrastructure.

Reva famously never crash tested the G-Wiz, on the grounds it was NCAP-exempt due to being officially classified as a quadricycle (albeit one marketed as an urban family car).

2011年2月16日 · For larger range, customers could stump up a massive $25,000 for a G-Wiz equipped with a lithium-ion battery pack. The additional $7,400 brought owners an additional 25 miles of range.

It has four seats, all with seat-belts, and a hatch-back that allows you to use the rear area for storage, with the seat-back down. The batteries are in excellent condition, and have been maintained by electric boat specialists The Thames Electric Launch Company.

2021年7月20日 · In 2001, there was no Model S. No fast charging. No supercapacitors. No Formula E. But there was the err, mighty G-Wiz. We sent Jack out for a spin in a leopard print blast from the past to see...

Former Fifth Gear presenter, Tim Lovejoy reviews the G-Wiz. Taken from Series 10 of Fifth Gear, first broadcast in 2006. For access to exclusive Fifth Gear c...