Автор: In Atlanta (USA), a very rare 1997 General Motors EV-1 electric car was found in a parking lot. The unique car is covered in a layer of dust and probably without a battery. It seems the owner has forgotten about it. 
And yet the GM EV-1 was a model ahead of its time. General Motors experimented with electric cars long before Tesla.
We once wrote in detail about this incredible car. We once wrote in detail about this incredible car. 
Let’s recall, the first series of GM EV-1 could travel 120-160 km without recharging, and the second series could already do 240 km. The coupe was equipped with a 138-horsepower motor, and their maximum speed was 130 km/h. 
A total of 1117 electric cars were released, but only a few EV-1s have survived to this day.
The fact is that cars were not sold, but leased. At the end of the lease, the cars were seized and…destroyed. Only a few pieces were managed to be saved.
