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China Has A Category Of Cars Called Minicars And They Are Simply Amazing - The Autopian
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I've been living in China for 7 years and am currently here for the New Year celebrations, and yeah those things are everywhere and they are quite versatile. Best thing is, if they block the road you can push it away single handedly, or even carry it over obstacles with 2-3 people.
They are roadworthy, but wouldn't ever survive an actual crash; but that's not what they are meant for. With top speeds of maybe 35 kmh (22 mph) they are really just intended for short commutes, and may even drive in bike lanes. So there's next to no risk of them getting involved into anything serious.
The article talkes about top speeds of 75 mph, so 120 kmh.