Regardless, this should be fine for city use. The trick with the City Transformer is that It can change its width (and track). It can be one meter wide (39.4 inches) or 1.40 meters (55.1 inches) wide.

That makes the City Transformer be either 1 meter (39.4 inches) wide or 1.40 m (55.1 in) wide. All other measures remain the same: it is 2.50 m long, 1.58 m tall, and has a 1.80 m wheelbase.

City Transformer, founded in 2014 and based in the central Israel moshav of Kfar Netter, sought to ease traffic jams by creating a car with a patent-registered folding mechanism that can contract ...

The City Transformer is fitted with two electric motors producing a combined 20 hp (15 kW / 20 PS). Thanks to the low weight, it needs 5 seconds for the 0-50 km/h (0-31 mph) acceleration and can ...

City Transformer, said Formoza, is currently in talks with fleet vehicle owners as well as engineering and manufacturing companies, specifically in Europe where the company is setting its sights ...

The CT-2 will cost 16,000 euros ($17,400) before taxes and Formoza said major carmakers have created space for startups like City Transformer by shifting away from smaller cars. “The B (small car) ...