Microlino made the official debut of the Microlino 2.0 as promised: on May 24. The bubble car arrived despite the supply chain crisis that is making the life of multiple carmakers a true nightmare, ...

Earlier this year, the Micro Mobility Company out of Switzerland announced that after four years of successes, challenges, and failures it had developed its Microlino bubble car electric vehicle into ...

Back in early 2016, a Swiss electric micro-mobility company revealed an electric reworking of the front-loading BMW Isetta bubble car. Though expected to go into production last year, the Microlino ...

Some decades ago, microcars were considered the future of urban mobility, despite their unreliability and how surprisingly unsafe they were. Microcars can still work in the overcrowded urban ...

If you like egg-shaped clown cars and missthe '50s-era BMW Isetta, a Swiss maker namedMicro is rolling out its second-generation all-electric Microlino 2.0 at the upcoming Geneva motor show. For 2020, ...

After facing some development headwinds, the Isetta-styled Microlino 2.0 is headed into production, combining retro bubble car packaging with an electric drivetrain. The Munich IAA Mobility show ...

InsideEVs readers must have been following the incredible story of the Micro-Mobility Microlino since the very beginning. When it was presented, the pricing, the massive issue with the former supplier ...

Micro introduced the pre-production Microlino in 2018 and now they’re following up with a new variant dubbed the 2.0. Set to debut at the Geneva Motor Show, the Microlino 2.0 is an incredibly cute ...

With plenty of demand to boost its confidence in its chances of success (thanks to the around 30,000 reservations it says to have gathered), electric vehicle startup Micro Mobility Systems has just ...

Microlino 2.0 production is slated to start in March 2022 in Turin, Italy, with the first deliveries expected in April or May. The bubble car will go on sale in Switzerland first, before spreading to ...

Remember that those small, foldable scooters kids used to whizz around on and were banned from schools across the land? Micro scooters, they were called (or Razor scooters in the US). Well that ...

Following a preview last month, Micro has unveiled the Microlino 2.0. Billed as the “iPad of the mobility world,” the Microlino 2.0 is a cute bubble car that recalls the BMW Isetta. Despite its retro ...