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Alt text: Tweet: "I'm sorry it's called what?"
Then a hyperlink to an article that has the headline, "the 'eBussy' is a modular EV with just 20 HP but an astounding 737 ft-lb of torque | Cars"
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No time to explain, get in the eBussy
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All aboard! 📯 📯
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We're gonna need someone with better photoshop skills than myself.
Get in, loser!
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In other news, I would legit love to drive that car rofl.
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if you insist
unzip
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Sadly this is not going to happen.
https://www.elektroauto-news.net/news/xbus-electricbrands-insolvent
At the beginning of February [2024], ElectricBrands filed for insolvency under self-administration at Darmstadt Local Court - as we reported. Accordingly, the company worked on achieving a complete restructuring of the company. This ultimately also affected the XBus modular e-transporter, the small XBus S variant and the Microlino market companion Evetta. However, as we are now reading and hearing from the industry, that's it for the light electric vehicles. Electric Brands did not respond to our inquiries.
(First paragraph translated with DeepL)
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It's a shame that no car company would buy the remnants of this. They had some cool designs.
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Humanity was a mistake
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That's really very old. They renamed it XBUS. Which of course has zero sexual connotations.
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Just 20 HP? Is the golden armour out yet?
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If this is supposed to be an urban vehicle, that seems enough
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I just now realized, what that means
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sigh
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I want to ride it.
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20 health points? We live in matrix
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Grab the door handle too hard and it's totaled. I'd say my car has maybe 250 health points. That's even counting the rust and the broken plastic clips!
It's survived being sideswiped - 150 damage, healed by using aftermarket panels and spray paint. Permanent -5 beauty debuff though.
It does have a curse (weakness to head gasket failure) though. But that hasn't killed it yet!
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Debussy
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Before naming Your product always run it by a group of 15 year old boys, if they giggle, think again.
From what I remember of being 15, it doesn't exclusively have to be boys. When the phallus was inflating in our biology class video on human sex organs, the person yelling about it blowing up like a balloon certainly wasn't a boy.
For these purposes, men can also be referred to as “boys” /s
Was it the teacher?
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