Ground Clearance / Practicality

[abadger]

Hi, has anybody had any problems with the low ground clearance in the Cyberster?

The manual says clearance is 106mm which is lower than most sports cars, I'm worried any grounding out could potentially damage the battery pack.

It looks like the lowest part are what look like mudguards behind the front wheels, is that what the 106mm is referring to or are they lower than that?

Anybody had problems with speed bumps or ramps / multi-storey car parks?

 

[EdJames]

I'v not had a problem driving in London so far, or with car parks. But I do slow down whenever going through anywhere I think might be problematic so I'm not sure that answers your question.

 

[CybersterWatcher]

Same as the other person, I’ve had no issues and my entire routes are potholes and speed bumps.

I do slow down considerably for them though just in case, but then with the GT power I can accelerate out quickly so it doesn’t bother other drivers

 

[tarbat]

The actual minimum ground clearance is less than 70mm when you take into account the flaps in front of the front wheels. These always hit the speed bump at the end of my road, and also when parking in un-made forest car parks.

 

[Briann]

Hi, has anybody had any problems with the low ground clearance in the Cyberster?

The manual says clearance is 106mm which is lower than most sports cars, I'm worried any grounding out could potentially damage the battery pack.

It looks like the lowest part are what look like mudguards behind the front wheels, is that what the 106mm is referring to or are they lower than that?

Anybody had problems with speed bumps or ramps / multi-storey car parks?

Unfortunately yes.. went into a parking (slope down/up) and the car hit the ground twice (in and out)