1920s folding electric car

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Car safety test in 1930.

The 1920s folding electric car, known as the "Detroit Electric," was an innovative vehicle designed to be compact and easy to store. This unique car featured a foldable body, making it one of the earliest examples of a space-saving automobile. The electric propulsion system, powered by batteries, was quiet and clean, which made it an attractive option for urban use. However, despite its ingenuity, the folding electric car did not gain widespread popularity, primarily due to the limited range of its batteries and the rise of gasoline-powered vehicles, which offered greater range and convenience.

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