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Nobe GT100

The Nobe GT100 is a zero emissions concept vehicle with two forward wheels and a single trailing wheel, each electrically powered. Originally designed as an enclosed two-door coupe, and subsequently rendered also as a two-door convertible, the GT100 debuted at the 2019 Geneva Auto Show as the Nobe 01.

Design
The Nobe 100 was projected to weigh and use rechargeable, portable 120v/240v batteries — for a projected driving range of and projected top speed of . Other illustrated features included seat-belts with integral airbags and a system marketed as Gekko, Styling was described as "cute as hell. Like, Audrey Hepburn in white gloves cute. It's the car Edna Mode would drive." Still another said it is "classically beautiful in its treatment of lines and motion - the Nobe looks downright breathtaking." ==Classification==
Classification
The three-wheeler was marketed as off-road capable ==Controversy==
Controversy
Nobe Cars has had two failed crowdsourcing campaigns on Indiegogo and FundedByMe, both of which were only able to achieve about 15% of their goal. As of 2022, Nobe Cars USA, Inc. markets the company via their website, www.nobecars.com. Controversy surfaced regarding the automaker when an investigative report on the Estonian news program Pealtnägija on the ERR network investigated and found criminal charges and past bankruptcies associated with the CEO, Roman Muljar, in addition to complaints by shareholders about his ability to run a business and misappropriation of funds. Video from the report was later released with English subtitles. A group referring to itself only as nobecarsinvestors.com pointed to many problems with the company, offering comparisons to the Dale and Elio cars and to Nikola Motors. The group raises serious questions about "the nature and timing of the fire that destroyed" Nobe's factory in October 2019, and questioned how "a move to another facility was in the works before the fire even started." In multiple articles, the Estonian media note that the company was in severe financial distress at the time of the fire, while the investor group questions how a company that could not even pay a €1,700 tax bill, and claims to have neglected to get insurance, somehow had the finances to have a new factory completed just two months after the fire. ==See also==
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