As an alternative to mopeds and the like, three-wheeled cars are becoming more and more popular among young people. That's behind it.
Dösingen – The three-wheeled car, also known as the "Ellenator", looks funny, but has a practical background. In combination with the throttling of the engine power, such a “tricycle” can be driven by young people aged 16 and over with an A1 driving license. The "Ellenator" got its name from its inventor Wenzel Ellenrieder, a passionate tinkerer from Dösingen in the Allgäu. For his then 16-year-old son Markus, who had an A1 driver's license, Ellenrieder built the first three-wheeler from a Fiat 500 in 2015. The three-wheeler is now conquering all of Germany, as reported by BW24.de * . BW24 also reports how inventor Wenzel Ellenrieder came up with the idea for the Ellenator. * BW24 is an offer from Ippen.Media.
