Yup! You heard that right NO LICENSE NEEDED! Despite their diminutive size, microcars have quite the cult following, and frankly, it isn't surprising as these mini-machines often come with features you can hardly see, even in modern cars. Today we're checking out “The Best Microcars to buy in 2023!.” Each one of them is unique in their own way, so make sure to stick around till the end. Let's roll!
00:00 Intro
00:25 XEV Global Yoyo
Imagine a microcar that is fully 3D printed - that's precisely what the YOYO by XEV offers. This Italian-designed Hong Kong-based marvel is a fusion of technology, aesthetics, and practicality, and boasts three standout qualities.

01:49 City Transformer
The CT-1 is a brand-new electric vehicle that's revolutionizing urban commuting, especially on busy and narrow city streets. Crafted by an Israeli company, this microcar's standout feature is its incredible ability to extend and retract its wheels, transforming its chassis width from approximately 1.4 meters to a mere 1 meter.

03:08 SQUAD Solar EV
We've seen all kinds of microcars today, but this next one is definitely one of the most energy-efficient ones out there, meet the Squad Solar EV.

04:16 Microlino 2.0
Now for something a little more vintage, we've got the Microlino. Product of a Swiss-Italian collab, its design elements are reminiscent of the BMW Isetta. It sets itself apart from the other microcars on this list with a series of clever innovations.

05:28 Silence S04
Barcelona-based electric scooter company Silence has started production of its first four-wheeled EV dubbed S04, which features dual swappable batteries and is intended for city use due to its small size.

06:53 Uniti ONE
First announced in July 2018, the Uniti One is a 2-seater fully electric microcar designed for urban mobility. It belongs to the M1 class of vehicles, meaning it would be subjected to the same crash tests and safety requirements as regular automobiles.

08:16 Tazzari Minimax
Already famous for its Zero lineup, Tazzari unveiled the Minimax at the Eicma trade fair in Milan. Available in two versions, namely the Minimax 45 and the Minimax 80, with their names reflecting their respective top speeds in km/h.

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