The Upper Austrian startup Alveri, which was founded in 2019 and specializes in e-mobility, wants In 2022, the world’s first charging robot for electric cars, Charbo, will be launched on the market. Only one year later, Falco, Austria’s first electric car, is due to hit the market. However, this currently only exists as a concept. A moving prototype is to be presented in the coming year.
Falco: E-car should have a range of 590 kilometers
The Alveri founders Ehsan and Jakob Zadmard have the Falco for use in fleets and designed for car sharing, as the standard writes. The electric car should come in the form of a station wagon and not, as is currently popular, as a crossover or SUV. The four-wheel drive car is said to be 4.75 meters long. The range is given as around 590 kilometers. A capacity of 80 kilowatt hours is planned for the battery. The charger comes with an output of 250 watts. Your own smartphone should serve as a key – and maybe even as a speedometer.
It is not yet known where and by whom Falco will be produced. The only thing that is clear is that Alveria is relying on the support of an established e-car manufacturer and their external platform. Tesla, VW and Canoo were named as potential partners. Production should preferably take place in Austria. In addition, the Zadmard brothers plan that their electric car can be revised after the first life cycle and put on the market again. Goal: Recycle and thus reduce the need for raw materials in the long term.
