Lina.
Lina is a four-seat efficient electrical City Car. Lina weighs only 300 kilograms which is realized using a structural bio composite material. This material is comparable with carbon fibre, but more than 90% biological. Lina’s chassis is based on a sandwich construction, realized by pressing two composite sheets against a 95% biological honeycomb PLA. see BBC video

Battery Pack.
Lina is equipped with three 48V 1,9kWh lithium-ion battery packs from Cleantron. The Portable Batteries have a high energy density, are lightweight and are therefore easy to swap. A feature making Lina also future proof are the NFC tags in her doors; Lina can be unlocked with your smartphone. This enables the car to recognize the user and adapting to the user’s personal settings like a music playlist or phone contacts. These features make Lina perfect for Car Sharing Services. Lina is developed by the Ecomotive team of the University of Eindhoven and will be driving in 2017. See also: Website Eindhoven University team TU-Ecomotive

Cleantron supplies the Cleantron P4, a lightweight Lithium-ion BatteryPack for STELLA the Shared Use Platform of the City of Stuttgart. STELLA is using Emco e-Scooters with easy exchange portable Batteries. This way these green and fun to drive Light Electric Vehicles can be operated in an Urban environment without Charging Infrastructure.

Meet Cleantron at the Ecomobiel and Energy Fair (Stand B037) on October 4 & 5 in Den Bosch, the Netherlands. (www.ecomobiel.nl) .

Participating in the Experts Panel, Cleantron contributed to the discussion about sustainable urban mobility at BMW.
Like 2 years ago, Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Rutte, visited the Cleantron booth at the Hannover Messe.

In the context of the visit of his Majesty King Willem-Alexander and her Majesty Queen Maxima of the Netherlands to Bavaria, Cleantron will participate together with 19 other selected, technological, innovative Dutch companies.
On April 13 a Seminar is organised in collaboration with BMW Group. Objective is to intensify the collaboration between Germany and the Netherlands in the area of Urban Mobility.