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TH!NK city
You have the right to remain silent

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TH!NK city
– makes it simple

Making life simpler


TH!NK city demands very little of you. In fact, not much more than a mobile phone. Just a little
overnight power top-up, and it’s ready to go in the morning. It can travel up to 170 kilometer
(106 miles) on a fully charged battery and all for a fraction of the cost of petrol or diesel. All
in all, TH!NK city is a lot less hassle than other cars. You just get in and drive.

Making everyday life simpler


National and local authorities are increasingly making it cheaper and more convenient to
drive electric cars. In London the TH!NK city is exempt from the congestion charge. In Italy
access to certain city centers is restricted for internal combustion engines but open to electric
vehicles. In Norway you can drive TH!NK city through toll booths free of charge and in the
special public transport lanes the entire way to work. You don’t have to pay car tax every year,
either. The authorities will just love you after all, politicians want the same thing as you: to
protect the environment. They make it easy for you to drive TH!NK city, because it has no
emissions. Did we mention that in many places you don’t have to pay for public parking? It’s
a whole new world. And much simpler. The road is a much friendlier place when you drive
TH!NK city. Contact your local authorities and see what incentives they have to make your
city cleaner.

Making running a car simpler


TH!NK city is a safe small car, offering driving features that are just perfect for you. Driving
a silent car will give you a totally new everyday experience. And because electric motors
don’t have many moving parts that require servicing, you’ll also enjoy the benefit of low
operating and maintenance costs. Thanks to the car’s unpainted plastic bodywork, the
Think City can take the rough and tumble of city life without the usual visible dents and
scratches.

PLUG&PLAY!

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TH!NK city
safety safety safety

A comprehensive, well-established safety concept


makes TH!NK city a very safe car. Behind the wheel,
you are protected and secure even if you are
involved in a collision. The car is equipped with ABS
brakes, airbags and three-point safety belts with
pretensioners. The frame is designed to absorb
energy and distribute it away from the passenger
cell. Even the dashboard and knee padding have
been developed to absorb impact. To further
protect the driver and passengers, both doors have
side impact bars and pusher blocks made of shock-
absorbent materials. The ceiling, the front beam
above the windscreen, and much of the interior are
upholstered with shock absorbent foam.

TH!NK city
– safety on board

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TH!NK city
– chic curves, functional forms

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The combination of a smart choice of materials, clever details and a focus on clean lines and
surfaces have made the TH!NK city a prize-winning Norwegian design. The powerful shoulder
line and well-defined wheel arches give the car a stance that clearly highlights its superior
road handling and excellent driving features. The side indicator lights prominently placed on
the wheel arches add innovative looks to exemplary functionality. TH!NK city’s body is made
of recyclable ABS plastic, designed for city driving, ideal for anyone wanting to avoid visible
scratches and irritating little dents.

The car’s interior is designed to offer the driver a pleasant environment,


where the emphasis is on providing a clear view of the traffic. The
interior has a feeling of space, with instruments that are easy to read.
Form, quite simply, follows function. For instance, you can sit in
complete comfort with your seat in the perfect position to allow you to
quickly get in and out of the car during your busy daily schedule. The
glass rear hatch allows you to see right down to the bumper of the car
behind you when reversing. This means you can now parallel park
with accuracy and control.

TH!NK city
– award winning design

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TH!NK city
– pure thinking

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Concern for the environment has been at the heart of the development of
TH!NK city. One thing that’s for sure, this car is environmentally friendly to
drive. One very different aspect is that the car itself is designed to be recycled.
More than that, Think also focuses on both local and global emissions. Thinking
about the environment means thinking globally and acting locally.

TH!NK city – designed with the environment in mind


Engineers, developers, buyers and designers have focused on the same thing: clean recyclable
materials, non-polluting production processes, and the best possible use of materials. All this
gives you a clean car. For example, the dashboard can be completely recycled. The fabric, body,
supports, air ducts, adhesives and fixings are designed using the same recyclable materials.
We have also used materials that have already been recycled wherever we could. 16% of
TH!NK city is actually made from recycled materials.The plastic bodywork and other plastic
panels have not been painted. This has enabled us to protect the environment from pollutants
and use less energy, while also making the panels easier to recycle. Even the batteries are
returned to the supplier at the end of their useful life.

TH!NK city – drive three times as far on the same amount of energy
A conventional car with an internal combustion engine – either petrol or diesel – uses less than
30% of its energy in getting to its destination. The remainder is lost to friction and heat. In a
TH!NK city, 90% of the energy is channeled directly into getting you to your destination. In
other words, its energy efficiency is three times higher than that of a car with an internal
combustion engine. So, you can drive three times further for the same amount of energy.
That’s an energy saving proposition worth thinking about.

Thinking globally
The most environmentally friendly electricity comes from renewable energy sources, such as
hydro-electric power. If you don’t have an agreement with a power supplier who can guaran-
tee you clean power, you risk using energy from non-renewable sources. To compensate for
this, Think will pay for carbon offset certificates for the portion of your electricity that gene-
rates CO2 emissions.

Acting locally
TH!NK city has zero tailpipe emissions. In fact, it doesn’t have a tailpipe. No CO2 emissions.
No NOx (nitrogen oxide) emissions. No particle emissions. This makes your local environment
a cleaner place to live.

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Specifications

TH!NK city specifications TH!NK city equipment list


Number of seats 2 (2 rear seats incl 3-point seat belts as an optional extra) STANDARD EQUIPMENT:

Number of doors 3 including rear hatch 2 front airbags

Length 3120 mm Disable key for passenger airbag

Width 1604 mm ABS brakes

Height 1548 mm Regenerative brakes

Turning radius 4,5 m Power steering

Net wehicle weight 1113 kg 4 kW electric heater

Total weight 1397 kg Electric windows and mirrors

Load capacity 284 kg 2 loudspeakers and aerial

Central locking

Mindbox
TH!NK city features EXTRA EQUIPMENT:

Top speed 100 km/h Pre-heat timer

Acceleration 0-50 km/h 6.5 seconds Electrically heated windscreen

Acceleration 0-80 km/h 16.0 seconds Full length sunroof

Gradient 30% from stationary Radio CD

5% gradient 300 seconds at constant 90 km/h Radio with MP3

Range IEC** 170 km (summer tires, heater off) Radio CD with MP3, USB, Bluetooth

Range FUDS* 180 km (summer tires, heater off) Winter tyres

Range EU UDC*** 203 km Alloy wheels – set of 4

Typical charge time: Steel wheels – set of 4

0-100% SOC (state of charge) approx. 10 hours, 230 VAC / 14A Roof rack

0-80% SOC (state of charge) approx. 8 hours, 230 VAC / 14A 2+2 seats (including 3-point seat belts)

* American standard for calculating range of electrical cars


** European standard for calculating range of electrical cars
*** Range during city driving only

Colours TH!NK city

Black jungle Blue sky Red energy City citrus

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THINK0015 www.fredag.as Photo: TinAgent/Knut Bry, Esten Borgos, Illustration: www.commandogroup.com
www.think.no

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