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. “Tabby is excited to announce our new line up for 2017,” said CEO and founder Francesco De Martino. 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.