California-based Chip Motors plans to produce a four- or six-seat low-speed vehicle, which it is calling a "life utility vehicle, named Chip.
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The next big idea in the U.S. automotive industry may be small.
A growing number o...
California-based Chip Motors plans to produce a four- or six-seat low-speed vehicle, which it is calling a "life utility vehicle, named Chip.
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The next big idea in the U.S. automotive industry may be small.
A growing number o...