Following its debut last fall, INDI EV has shown the One at CES. Designed to embrace the “You Do You mentality,” the One is a US$ 45,000 electric crossover that looks like a mix between the BMW i3 and Tesla Model Y. However, the One manages to be a bit more stylish as it features flowing lines, slender headlights, and a distinctive front light bar. They’re joined by a sloping roof, flush-mounted door handles, and aerodynamically optimized 22-inch wheels.
In terms of size, the model measures 4,800 mm long, 1,981 mm wide and 1,702 mm tall. That means the One is slightly larger than competitors such as the Ford
Mustang Mach-E and Tesla Model Y.
While the exterior design is slightly
generic, the same can’t be said about the cabin as it features a digital
instrument cluster and a “supercomputer infotainment system that the personal
transportation market has never seen before.” The latter is powered by a
high-end computer, which allows passengers to play the latest games as well as
capture, edit and upload video using the car’s interior and exterior cameras.
Additional details will be released
shortly, but INDI EV has previously said the model has a cargo capacity of 1,218 liters and will feature a personal virtual assistant that
learns your habits. We can also see a panoramic glass roof and a minimalist
steering wheel.
Power is provided by a 95 kWh battery pack
and this allows for a range of 483 km. The battery powers a dual
motor all-wheel drive system, which produces 410 hp and
enables the crossover to accelerate from 0-96 km/h in 5.5
seconds. Given enough room, the model
will eventually top out at 209 km/h. INDI EV is slated to begin
accepting reservations in the first quarter, with deliveries beginning late
this year.
