Carice cars has joined the likes of Vencer and Spyker as the Netherlands' newest niche car manufacturer.
The firm's first model, the Carice Mk1, is an open-top retro-styled electric car and costs from €26,620 (or £21,358). An initial production run of ten cars is planned.
Weighing in at less than 350kg, the Mk1 can be offered in two states of tune with either 20bhp or 54bhp. The higher-powered motor can also be specified with a range-extending engine, while the model has a top speed of 62mph.
Carice says its Mk1 can travel up to 70 miles on a single charge, and can be recharged in just two hours.
A special junior version of the car, with power reduced to 5bhp, is available for drivers between 16 and 18 years of age.
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Why are they only building ten?
For the record, I like it.
£21,358 for an unsafe,
Almost 60bhp per tonne for
Looks alot like a Porsche