Krux Studio reveals Two2 electric car concept

The Two2 uses a 15 kW electric motor that is powered by an 11 kWh battery pack.

Krux Studio has unveiled its new electric car concept, called the Two2.

The Two2 "micro-mobility vehicle" has been designed and built using 20% upcycled parts. It is based on a tubular frame and is modular. This is said to reduce development costs, making it easier to assemble. The concept is built using a carryover skateboard.

The Two2 can carry passengers and cargo depending on the variant. The tubular structure is highlighted in accent colours. It has large doors that are said to facilitate ingress and egress. The interior of the Two2 is lined in burnt orange upholstery and beige plaid trim.

The Two2 uses a 15 kW electric motor that is powered by an 11 kWh battery pack.

Krux Studio is looking for partners to put this vehicle into production.