A number of prototypes of the modern electrical automobile (EV) from Holland’s Lightyear Automotive have surfaced on a neighborhood on-line market, simply months after the corporate filed for chapter shortly after starting manufacturing

The Lightyear 0 got here to life following years of analysis and growth. Not solely did it have photo voltaic panels that meant it might go as much as seven months between costs nevertheless it was additionally the world’s most aerodynamic manufacturing automotive. It additionally had an eye-watering $236,000 sticker worth. We suspect these prototypes will promote for considerably lower than that.

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Two of the prototypes seem like near-production examples and on the time of writing, bidding on them on the on-line market Troostwijkauctions that was first found by Jalopnik had reached €15,000 ($16,605) and €6,400 ($7,085) respectively. The primary is completed in an intriguing instance of matte brown and the itemizing notes that it was used as a static present automotive and might solely be pushed at as much as 20 km/h (12 mph). Moreover, it may possibly solely be charged with a laptop computer. The second prototype is painted silver and no point out is made as as to if or not it’s practical.

At the very least 4 different fully-built prototypes can be found to buy, two of that are nonetheless sporting camouflage throughout their bodywork. A handful of different Lightyear 0 prototypes in numerous phases of meeting may be bought, however none of them are practical.

It’s not simply prototypes which were listed on the market. Varied totally different Lightyear battery packs may be purchased, as can an entire electrical powertrain, and numerous electrical motors. There are additionally a whole lot of various components which can be boxed up and obtainable, together with seats. Then there’s all the issues that it’s good to run a enterprise, like desks, laptop screens, an workplace seating space, convention tables, and chairs.