What is the Think City?
The Think City is a small electric car built for city travel. Its compact shape and electric drive make it a natural fit for short trips and everyday errands. The Norwegian company Think Global developed the car, with Finnish manufacturer Valmet Automotive as a production partner.
Think focused on electric vehicles, and the City was designed as an electric car from the outset. The second-generation model brought the idea into a new design and production phase.
Think City generations
The City II (2008–2011), code A306, is the generation listed in European Union registrations. It followed an earlier City and marked a new phase for the model, with production involving Valmet Automotive in Finland.
Engines and power
Every City listed in the EU registrations is electric; there are no petrol or diesel versions. Power ranges from 13 kW (18 PS) to 25 kW (34 PS), suited to the car’s role in urban driving.
How economical is the Think City?
The Think City recorded 1,114 EU registrations from 2010 to 2014 across five electric versions. Those figures report power, but not electricity consumption or CO₂ emissions.
The City II generation ran from 2008 to 2011, while EU registrations continued through 2014.
Questions and answers
Was the Think City electric?
Yes. The EU registrations list electric versions only.
How much power did the Think City have?
Power ranges from 13 kW (18 PS) to 25 kW (34 PS).
When was the Think City II sold?
The City II generation is listed for 2008–2011. EU registrations span 2010–2014.
How many Think City registrations are listed in the EU?
The EU figures show 1,114 registrations.