Eli Teases a Faster ZERO MX Electric Microcar for EICMA 2026
Electric microcar maker Eli will reveal the ZERO MX at EICMA in Milan, which runs from Nov. 3 to 8. It is a faster, L7e-class version of its two-seat ZERO. The current ZERO is limited to 45 km/h.
By the Tesla News Wire staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 2 min read
Eli is bringing a faster version of its tiny city car to EICMA. Electrek and Kilowatt Miles report that the ZERO MX will be shown at the Milan show, in Hall 22, Stand B40.
What's known
The MX moves up to the European L7e quadricycle class, which allows higher speeds than the current ZERO.
Today's ZERO is an L6e car limited to 45 km/h.
Eli is also teasing a Race Edition.
What isn't confirmed
Eli hasn't released final speed, range, battery or price figures for the MX. Figures circulating online haven't been confirmed for this model. We will update when Eli publishes specs at the show.
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