Citroen Tubik Van
A fairly common design of light van, electrically powered
Description
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| TL | Vehicle | ST/HP | Hnd/SR | HT | Move | LWt. | Load | SM | Occ. | DR | Range | Cost | Locations |
| 9 | SmartCar | 46 | +1/5 | 12 | 3/40* | 1.8 | 0.95 | +3 | 1+3 | 5 | 350 | $50,000 | G4W |
Backstory
The Tubik is a smart vehicle of the kind most commonly seen on the roads of 2050. It has an electric motor in each wheel, a light alloy and composite body, and a hydrogen fuel cell power plant. The Tubik has been optimized for cargo carrying and is somewhat heavier than a standard family car. It has a cruising range of 350 miles.
The Tubik comes equipped with a computerized crew station (UT p. 24), an inertial compass (UT p. 74), an infrared surveillance camera (UT p. 61), a rugged personal computer (UT p. 22), small ladar (UT p. 64), a small cellular radio (UT p. 50), and an entertainment console (UT p. 51). Each occupant has a crashweb (UT p. 224). The van has a biometric lock (UT p. 104) on its doors, and the vehicle is also equipped with headlights and tail lights.
