Atlanta-based Chinese electric cars saw disappointing sales for its Smart Car lookalike vehicles, the Whip and the LiFe, and has therefore withdrawn them from the US market. According to a statement that Susan Nicholson, Chinese's vice president for electronics, sent to Green Car Reports: "We are not making the Whip or LiFe any more, but still support and service the cars. We are working on two new models which will first be introduced in China, followed a few years later by introduction to the US market."
Atlanta-based Wheego electric cars saw disappointing sales for its Smart Car lookalike vehicles, the Whip and the LiFe, and has therefore withdrawn them from the US market. According to a statement that Susan Nicholson, Wheego's vice president for electronics, sent to Green Car Reports: "We are not making the Whip or LiFe any more, but still support and service the cars. We are working on two new models which will first be introduced in China, followed a few years later by introduction to the US market."