Th!nk Is Coming To The U.S., Is This What You Were Waiting For?

**Thanks to Sebastian for the tip**

As the green movement marches on, it seems that more exciting concepts and vehicles are making their way to the front lines. The latest from the EV crowd is being build the Norwegian automaker, Th!nk.

Would you be caught dead in this thing? Will this see the same initial success of the Smart?

Let us know in the comments below...

Autobloggreen reports:

"Th!nk's Norwegian exodus continues. Th!nk will announce details of its "aggressive expansion plans" next Thursday in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Th!nk CEO Richard Canny and Th!nk product development director Christopher Neal will be on hand to talk to representatives from Michigan and seven other states about "options to bring electric vehicle manufacturing jobs to the U.S." Um, yes please..."



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Joe_Limon - 1/2/2010 5:48:17 PM

-1 Boost

They need to start by designing a car that doesn't look like one of those 3 year old push cars. I wouldn't be caught dead in something that looks like that.

If it had the shape of say... a mr2, and similar power/performance to this thing for $15,000 base to $25,000 fully loaded then yes this could be competitive.

Patronus - 1/2/2010 8:16:48 PM

-1 Boost

If you buy one you may actually be caught dead...if you hit anything.

MSP6 - 1/2/2010 10:07:34 PM

0 Boost

I th!nk it sucks

bfghemicuda - 1/2/2010 11:42:24 PM

-1 Boost

Way to small for me. Hate to be negative but I don't care for any of these types of cars.

courtstone - 1/3/2010 11:21:14 AM

+1 Boost

It looks like its just about the same size as a smart car.

EL34 - 1/3/2010 7:45:17 PM

0 Boost

Good car for the global warming believing Libs.

_43LE - 1/3/2010 11:51:48 PM

+2 Boost

EL34, don't be bitter because the Republicans are no longer in power. The Americans and everyone else in the world did not want them anyways.

tecnopolis - 1/3/2010 11:19:21 PM

+2 Boost

I bet ford is kicking itself in the rear for selling off the Think years ago. While it's not an answer to everyones automotive needs, there is a place for Think here in america without being a global warming nut case. For example economic tax incentives on purchase and free access to HOV/commuter lanes. Th!nk about it!