The Ford Th!nk was a line of electric vehicles delivered by the Th!nk Mobility, then an endeavor of Ford Motor Company. The fleeting line incorporated four models: the Th!nk Neighbor and the Th!nk City, little electric vehicles, and the Th!nk Bike Traveler and the Th!nk Bike Fun, electric-fueled mechanized bike. Passage sold its stock, and the ensuing organization, Think Global, now delivers electric autos in Norway.

A real contention emitted when Ford chose to squash off-lease Th!nk City autos stockpiled in the U.s. In the wake of dissenting by tree hugger gatherings, including a Greenpeace rally on the top of Ford's Norway work places, Ford chose to ship the abundance vehicles to Norway. The ordinary top pace was governored to 25 miles for every hour (40 km/h) for every NHTSA prerequisites, and it additionally had a "turf" mode that set its greatest velocity at 15 miles for every hour (24 km/h) for fairway utilization. Numerous alternatives were intended for utilization on the green: it offered a sack rack, a holder for scorecards, tees, and balls, and a club washer.

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