Eli Teases L7e ZERO MX Ahead of EICMA — SkimNews
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- Eli previewed the ZERO MX in an Instagram teaser ahead of EICMA, describing it as a new L7e vehicle joining the company’s lineup.
- ZERO is an L6e light quadricycle with two seats and a 45 km/h (28 mph) top speed, which the source says limits its usefulness on faster roads.
- L7e vehicles can typically travel at up to 80–90 km/h (50–56 mph), compared with the original ZERO’s 45 km/h (28 mph) ceiling.
- Eli lists an L7e ZERO on its Italian website with an 85 km/h (53 mph) top speed and claimed range of up to 200 km (124 miles), though the teaser does not establish that these figures describe the ZERO MX.
- Race Edition promotional artwork shows a dark, sporty-looking ZERO with red accents and an open-sided cabin; the teaser leaves open whether “Race” denotes added performance or mainly a styling package.
- ZERO MX is presented separately from the Race Edition in Eli’s teaser caption, while the artwork points toward a second-generation ZERO; how the variants relate remains unclear.
- EICMA is scheduled for November 3–8 in Milan, with Eli’s reveal at Hall 22, Stand B40.
Why it matters: Urban commuters are the direct audience for the shift from the original ZERO’s 45 km/h cap to the L7e ZERO listed by Eli at 85 km/h with up to 200 km of range: the source describes a more versatile two-seater for faster roads and longer trips. Eli has not confirmed that those Italian-site specifications belong to the ZERO MX.
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