HighTechScience.org's Citibug Electric Scooter

The Citibug is great for quick trips to the store, and
comes with a wire basket to keep your hands free.

Scoots around without any fumes, vibrations or noise.
Cruise a distance of 15 miles or more per 4 hour charge.
Built-in computer monitors battery and safety systems.
Detachable handlebars and seat are height adjustable.

Citibug Specifications

Dimensions: 40" long x 10" wide

Weight: 48 pounds

Top Speed: up to 14 mph

Range: Up to 15 miles

Battery: 24 volt, 12 Ah,

Charger: 110 or 220 volt (included)

Folding Storage Basket (included)

Battery Indicator (included)

Custom Seat (included)

Options: Extra Battery

Colors: Black, Red, Blue, White, Green

The Citibug Electric Scooter folds down to just 39" x 10" x 14". With the battery, it weighs less than 48 lbs. It's made from aircraft-aluminum alloy frame. The molded body holds up well to use. It has drum brakes operated by a lever on the handlebars. It also has a fold-down kickstand, smooth-rolling pneumatic tires and non-slip footrests. Adjustable handlebars and seat. Comes with a detachable folding basket, two ignition keys, rechargeable battery and AC charger. They are available at the Sharper Image.

Click Here for the complete Owners Manual

We own several Citibug Scooters and also a few Electric Cars

We also own the World's First
Production Model Electric Car.

Our yellow electric car is the only one of it's kind
known to still be running and licensed for road use.
It is owned & operated in Florida by High-Tech Productions

This car, originally made in 1974, is now equipped with a high resolution color video system, computerized alarm system, high powered strobes, electronically controlled underbody neon lighting, dual laser light units, computerized multi-color LED electronic sign, interior color changing neon system and a high powered digital self-contained music and wireless public address system with AM / FM / CD / MP3 playback.

All electronic components were installed by High-Tech Productions.

Our yellow Electric Car was displayed
at the Department of Energy's
Science Fest 2004
held at the
Broward County Convention Center
in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Click Here for Info

Click Here for more info on the Car

Here are some links to other electric cars,
solar powered cars and alternate fuel vehicles.

AC Propulsion Inc. Makers of electric vehicles
AVT EV conversions and hybrids
Battery M.D., Inc. Lab Battery Testing, Design, and Integration
BCRI-Centre for Alternative Transportation Fuels Research
CalStart Advanced Transportation Information Interchange
Carolina EV Challenge High school electric vehicle program
Central Shenandoah Valley Regional Governor's School EV Team
China Hyper Battery Co. LTD. Power Lithium Battery for Electric Vehicle
Cloud Electric Vehicles Electric conversions, supplies and racing vehicles
Compact Power Inc. Compact Power Electric Racer
Curtis Instruments, Inc. Electric vehicle components manufacturer
Department of Energy (DOE) Hybrid Electric & Fuel Cell Vehicles
Electric Auto Association, (EAA) Source of info for electric vehicles
ElectricCars.com Electric cars, hybrids, SUV's and electric conversions
Electric Hybrid Vehicles
Electric Vehicle Traders Free Electric or Hybrid database Search!
Electro Automotive electric vehicle kits, parts, training, books, & videos
Electronic Parts On Sale electric vehicle & general components
EV1 General Motor's EV1 site
GEM A unique new electric vehicle
Gorilla Vehicles Single seat electric utility vehicles
ISE Corporation Heavy hybrid EV busses and trucks
Prisum Solar Car Project
Solectria Corporation Electric vehicle manufacturer
ZZZAP POWER Electronic parts, alternators, inverters, converters, chargers

Here are links to some fun activities & great places to visit:


Science & Technology Centers	Science Links & Activities You Can Do	Online Virtual Reference Library


Museums & Art Centers of the USA	Museums from Around the World	NASA Information & Web Site Links

Here are some links to other electric cars, solar powered cars and alternate fuel vehicles.

Here are some links to other electric cars,
solar powered cars and alternate fuel vehicles.