Equipped with an extensive feature set (driver airbag, ABS/CBS/EBD, 360° driving and parking sensors, 360° cameras, air conditioning, 10.25″ multimedia screen, and more), a 6-year warranty on its iron phosphate battery, up to 220 km range, and a top speed exceeding 100 km/h—all at an unbelievable price! What more could you ask for in a high-quality city microcar? Order yours today from the experts at BAUER ENERGY!
This compact electric vehicle is not just for city driving. Even on short trips outside the city, the BEEV-4 Pony won’t let you down. With an impressive range of up to 220 km, it ensures reliable mobility for you and three passengers. This city microcar stands out not only for its advanced electric technology but also for its comfort and practicality.
Thanks to its enclosed design, this microcar is the ideal transportation option—whether on warm, dry days or during cold, rainy weather. The built-in air conditioning ensures a refreshing cool breeze, while the heater warms up the cabin in just a few minutes.
No more trips to the gas station! Simply plug the included charging cable into a standard 230V household outlet, and in just 6 hours, your BEEV-4 Pony will be ready for your next journey.
With optimized weight and electric drive technology, the BEEV-4 Pony offers a cost-effective range of up to 220 km. With an operating cost of just ~€2.50 per 100 km, it sets a new standard compared to traditional internal combustion engines. No hidden costs—state-of-the-art LFP batteries are already included in the purchase price.
Equipped with a driver airbag, ABS+ESP, and built-in regenerative technology, the BEEV-4 Pony delivers both safety and driving enjoyment. Regenerative braking recovers energy during braking, boosting vehicle efficiency by converting kinetic energy back into electricity.
When you purchase the BEEV-4 Pony, you’re not just getting an electric vehicle—you’re also getting long-term support. Spare parts are readily available, and our service centers handle maintenance, repairs, and custom modifications for your microcar, ensuring ongoing expert support even after your purchase.
Take advantage of:
✔ Tax incentives under Law 4710/2020
✔ A €3,000 state subsidy
and make the best purchase ever!
Dimensions (LxWxH): 3060x1480x1585 mm
Wheelbase: 2050 mm
Ground clearance: 145 mm
Weight (including battery): 645 kg
Seats: 4
Type: 3-phase AC synchronous motor
Power: 13 kW (4,800 rpm) / 15 kW (4,800 rpm)
Nominal voltage: 102V / 115V
Batteries (LFP): 13.7 kWh / 17.3 kWh
Charging voltage: 230V AC
Differential: Automatic
Drive system: Rear-wheel drive
Front suspension: McPherson struts
Rear suspension: Semi-independent
Brakes: Front discs, rear drums
Parking brake: Handbrake
Wheels: Steel or aluminum R13
Tires: 155/65 R13
Energy consumption (loaded): 122 Wh/km / 98 Wh/km
Max speed: 90 km/h
Max climbing angle: >20%
Full charge time: 6-8 hours
Range: Up to 170 km / 220 km
✔ Central locking
✔ 10.25″ Multimedia screen
✔ Driver airbag
✔ ABS / EBD / EPS / HAC / BOS
✔ Air conditioning
✔ Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
✔ Electronic traction control
✔ Multiple collision avoidance system
✔ Collision warning with visual/audio alert
✔ 4-way adjustable seats
✔ Fully foldable rear seat
✔ 12V power outlet
✔ LED daytime running lights
✔ Rearview camera
✔ Android Auto compatibility
✔ Bluetooth, radio, video, apps
✔ 3-point seat belts
✔ 360° driving & parking sensors
✔ 360° driving & parking cameras
✔ Side reflector
✔ Electric adjustable mirrors
✔ Electric windows
✔ Sun visors for driver & passenger
✔ Electric power steering
✔ Trunk opening via remote key
LFP 13.7 kWh: Up to 170 km
LFP 17.3 kWh: Up to 220 km
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