A compact electric vehicle developed in Japan has introduced a new battery pack design, potentially offering an alternative approach to powering small urban cars. The technology, initially deployed in the Racco kei model, could now be adapted for production in Hungary, where it might meet European Union incentives for locally manufactured electric vehicles. If scaled up, the system might appeal to automakers seeking cost-effective solutions for lightweight, short-range electric mobility. The move highlights growing interest in flexible battery solutions for niche market segments.
Pack battery technology from its Racco kei car launched in Japan. The minicar could be built in Hungary to qualify for EU subsidies.
