Toyota FT-Me: $10K EV That Parks in Places You Can’t Even Walk!

Forget everything you knew about electric vehicles—Toyota just dropped something that might flip the EV world upside down. Meet the Toyota FT-Me, a $10,000 ultra-compact electric vehicle (EV) that literally parks in places where even walking feels tight!

But here’s the real shocker—this jet-helmet-inspired mini machine is built for 14-year-olds, wheelchair users, and even vertical parking. Wait, what!?

What Makes Toyota FT-Me So Wild?

Solar Roof + Pedal-Free Driving = Future?

Yes, you read that right. The FT-Me has no accelerator or brake pedals. You drive it using a slider on the steering wheel—perfect for people with disabilities or those who want a spaceship-like experience.

And thanks to the roof-mounted solar panel, you get up to 18 extra miles per day—for free. No plugs. No worries. Just the sun.

🧩 Is It Just a Smart Toy or a Real Urban Beast?

The FT-Me is aimed at daily commuters, urban delivery workers, and mobility-challenged users. It even has removable seats to create cargo space for packages up to 5.2 feet long!

But with its 28 mph speed cap, the real question is: Can it survive in real traffic or will it be bullied off the road by SUVs and trucks? Only time will tell.

🔥 Why It Could Explode in Europe

Toyota is clearly aiming to crush the likes of Citroën Ami, Microlino, and Renault Mobilize Duo in the ultra-compact EV game. Its focus on:

• Eco-friendliness (up to 90% recyclable materials)

• Accessibility

• Parking innovation

…makes it a deadly combo in crowded European cities and maybe even in India if regulations ease.