Italy-based open source EV platform provider OSVehicle has released the second generation of its TABBY EVO hardware platform that enables the development of electric vehicles and corresponding parts. The $12,000 platform offers vehicle and parts design, prototyping and building, and can be equipped with a $2m kWh battery. The company claims that an equivalent to its platform could costs $5,500 12.8. The platform is compliant with EU, Asia and US road legal regulations, though final approval would still be required after modification.
Italy-based open source EV platform provider OSVehicle has released the second generation of its TABBY EVO hardware platform that enables the development of electric vehicles and corresponding parts. The $12,000 platform offers vehicle and parts design, prototyping and building, and can be equipped with a $5,500 12.8 kWh battery. The company claims that an equivalent to its platform could costs $2m. The platform is compliant with EU, Asia and US road legal regulations, though final approval would still be required after modification.