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Mark LaPedus took a spin of Zap's latest Xebra sedan which now has a five-door hatchback design. He wrote a review of his test drive that is available over at EETimes.com. Here is the direct web address: http://www.eetimes.com/showArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=XT0OVZATNFOMYQSNDLRSKHSCJUNN2JVN?articleID=212300183 Continue

Last night I cleaned up the battery trays and painted them. I also lined the bottoms and the sides with an adhesive rubber for less rattle. Every little bit helps with these Xebras. They are quite noisy. I Continue

I am in the process of a few mods. Here is whats going on. First I am removing rust and paint from the frame and repainting with Krylon gray primer and then rubberized undercoating. I am going to build battery boxes and I will post photos and info when I am done. I raised my seat and angled it back a bit. Much better seating position and I think that also reinforced that whole area a bit. I am also replacing any hardware (nuts and bolts) and sanding and painting as I go. If I can scrape up som… Continue

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Hello Everyone, As far as I am aware this is the first social networking site dedicated to discussion about the Xebra! If you are not familiar with the Xebra then this is a good place to learn more about this vehicle. Below is my introduction to the Xebra. According to Zap's website "the Xebra is the offspring of three decades of thought and evolution" As far as I am aware the Xebra is the only EV in the United States sold for under $15,00 that is not limited by the government as a low speed… Continue