Spaciousness
Spaciousness

One benefit of being such a massive car is that there was plenty of room to fit a gigantic battery and paint-bucket-sized electric motors without compromising all-important interior space.

The back seats and trunk in the 102EX are just as big and roomy as they are in the gasoline-powered car. In fact, there's actually a little more room since there was no need for a transmission tunnel running down the center of the car.

That allowed extra space to put in a floor-level champagne cooler while still having three-across seating.


Last updated November 09 2011: 11:01 AM ET
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