Aptera has put a video on YouTube giving a guided tour of their factory. They make all the Aptera parts themselves, so it's pretty cool to see all the different components being made.
There are a bunch more Aptera movies on YouTube also.
From AutoblogGreen:
Aptera chief Steve Fambro, in his company's latest newsletter, tells us they are building "lots of cars". Hooray! And then crushing them. Oh noes! We know this has been done to electric cars by the likes of GM and Toyota before and now Aptera admits it has joined the pulverizing parade. Have they gone to the dark side? Well, no. It's all being done in the name of increasing safety. You see, despite not having to crash test their three-wheeled Typ-1 (because it is defined as a motorcycle by the only state - California - they have immediate plans to sell them in), they are attempting to make the doors and roof of their vehicle much stronger than what is required of a typical car. As Fambro states, "We want the Typ-I to be renowned not only for its remarkable performance and efficiency, but its safety too."
[for the rest of the post, head on over to ABG]
Yeah they talk about that in the YouTube movie too. Very cool.
