Pope receives all-electric, zero-emission Popemobile
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Renault has given the Pope an all-electic emissions-free Popemobile, a modified Kangoo Maxi Z.E. with a 44-kW electric motor
The new vehicles were presented by Renault Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Carlos Ghosn
The new vehicles were presented by Renault Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Carlos Ghosn
Among the modifications are an opening roof, removable side windows and "particularly comfortable separate seats" to the rear, as well as electrically folding door steps for easier access
Article Summary
Pope Benedict XVI has a new all-electric set of wheels, befitting his growing "Green Pope" status as an environmentally friendly (or at least concerned) Pontiff. The emissions-free vehicle is a gift from Renault, a Kangoo Maxi Z.E. modified into Popemobile form with help from utility vehicle specialists Gurau.
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