Single-Seat Micro EV

Mibot — tiny footprint, big freedom.

Ultra-compact electric vehicle built for daily errands and short commutes. Easy to park, charges from a household AC100V outlet, and light on running costs.

Indicative price: ¥1,000,000–¥1,100,000 (≈ $7,000). Availability varies by region.
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Mibot ultra-compact EV

Core Specs

Seats1
Battery~7.68 kWh (LFP)
Range~100 km*
Top speed60 km/h
ChargeAC100V ≈ 5 hrs
Length2,490 mm
Width1,130 mm
Height1,465 mm

* Range measured at ~30 km/h constant-speed test value. Real-world results vary.

Why Mibot?

  • Tiny size → effortless parking & storage.
  • Simple home charging — no special equipment.
  • Low purchase price vs. most EVs.
  • Ideal second vehicle for short hops.

Pricing & Availability

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Everything You Need to Know About the Mibot

Based on search data and extensive public discussion, here are answers to the most common questions about pricing, availability, licensing, safety, features, and daily use.

Pricing & Availability

How much does the Mibot cost?
Approximately ¥1,000,000 (around $7,000 USD), depending on final configuration and taxes.
When will the Mibot be available to buy?
Mass production is scheduled for October 2025, with initial deliveries expected by early 2026.
Can I buy a Mibot in the United States, UK, or other countries?
The Mibot is currently sold only in Japan. International availability has not been announced yet.

Performance & Specs

What is the Mibot's range on a single charge?
Up to ~100 km (62 miles) under steady urban speeds (around 30 km/h).
How fast is the Mibot?
Top speed is approximately 60 km/h (37 mph).
Is the Mibot a one-seater or a two-seater?
The Mibot is a single-seat electric vehicle.
Can the Mibot be driven on highways?
No. Due to its classification and top speed, the Mibot is not permitted on highways.
What is the Mibot's battery type and size?
7.68 kWh LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery pack.
What are the Mibot's dimensions?
Approximately 2,490 mm (L) × 1,130 mm (W) × 1,465 mm (H).

Ownership & Licensing

What kind of driver's license do I need for a Mibot?
In Japan, a standard car driver’s license is required.
What are the ownership costs for a Mibot?
Thanks to its classification, owners benefit from lower taxes, lower insurance, and no compulsory inspection, making it very cheap to own.
How much cargo space does the Mibot have?
It can carry up to ~45 kg (99 lbs) of cargo—ideal for errands and light loads.

Design & Features

Is the Mibot safe?
KG Motors states the Mibot meets Japanese safety regulations. Its low top speed is an intentional design choice for local mobility.
How is the Mibot different from a "kei" car?
It is smaller than a kei car and falls into a “motorized mini-car” category with fewer regulations and lower costs.
Why is the Mibot so cheap?
A minimalist design, fewer parts, and a focused feature set reduce manufacturing costs.
What features does the Mibot have?
Notable features include air conditioning, heated seat, glass roof, and a touchscreen.
What are the colors and customization options?
The body uses pre-colored resin panels rather than paint, which influences customization approaches and durability.
Is Mibot a real company, or is this a concept car?
KG Motors is a real company, and the Mibot is a production vehicle—not just a concept.
How is the Mibot being marketed?
The founder, Kazunari Kusunoki, is a prominent YouTuber; influencer-driven marketing is a major part of the launch.

Market & Comparisons

Who is the Mibot's target customer?
People who need a local commuter: city dwellers, students, delivery users, and many elderly drivers in rural areas.
How does the Mibot compare to the Nissan Sakura?
Compared with Sakura, Mibot is smaller, has a lower top speed, a shorter range, but a dramatically lower price and running cost.

Charging & Daily Use

How long does it take to charge?
About 5 hours from a standard household outlet (AC 100 V in Japan).
How does the Mibot's charging work?
Simply plug into a standard outlet; no special charging equipment is required for home charging.
Is the Mibot fully electric or a hybrid?
The Mibot is fully electric—there’s no gasoline engine.
Is the Mibot a good car for my commute?
Ideal for short, local commutes and urban errands. It’s not intended for long-distance travel or highway driving.

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