In Pictures: Eli ZERO MX electric microcar debuts with 50 mph top speed and hidden Turbo mode

The ZERO MX joins a growing wave of ultra-compact urban EVs designed for crowded city streets.

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The ZERO MX's 7.4-foot footprint places it in the same city-car class as the Smart Fortwo.

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The L7e-class microcar segment sits below full passenger cars, offering quadricycle-style efficiency.

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Limited-edition styling and a hidden Turbo mode aim to give the ZERO MX extra appeal.

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Eli claims up to 124 miles of range, aimed at daily urban commutes rather than long journeys.

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Small EVs like the ZERO MX are pitched as practical alternatives to full-size cars in dense cities.

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The ZERO MX targets buyers seeking distinctive design in a tiny electric package.

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The ZERO MX made its public debut at EICMA in Milan, the world's largest motorcycle show.

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Eli positions the ZERO MX as a nimble, parkable EV for drivers who rarely leave the city.

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