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Today on Forbes, a beefed-up golf cart, and anti-cyber truck, cheap quirky EVs are coming.

U.S. sales of electric vehicles have plunged since the Trump administration killed a $7,500 federal credit last year, but a group of startups hopes to change that.

They're preparing to launch a new wave of quirky, affordable, battery-powered models over the next year that are

distinctly different from anything Tesla or other big automakers offer. The newest is a small,

inexpensive, so-called, quote, life utility vehicle from the Miami-based

startup, CHIP, which started taking reservations last week. It only has a top speed of 25 miles

per hour and is intended as a secondary vehicle designed to handle daily shopping trips, school

runs, and short commutes. It's available in four and six-seat versions,

with a $15,000 base price. Though essentially a beefed-up golf cart, resembling a small Jeep,

it has far more safety features, including higher ground clearance, a roll bar, and flat LFP

battery pack along the floor to protect occupants.

It also has multiple cameras and radar to monitor traffic conditions.

The vehicle's range is 100 miles per charge, which can be done with a standard 110-volt

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