• Only 1,426 kilometres
• Delivered new in Luxembourg
• Complete with service booklets and charging kit

"The efficiency of the XL1 is already legendary; in no-wind conditions, it requires just 8 hp to maintain a steady 100 km/h, consuming only 0.75 litres per 100 km.

And if you use the full available power, it reaches 201 km/h, although it is currently limited to 160 km/h." – Autocar.
As every automotive engineer knows, the two best ways to reduce fuel consumption are weight reduction and improved aerodynamics, and no car demonstrates these principles better than Volkswagen's XL1.

Of course, it helps that the vehicle is at least partly electric.

Volkswagen's "Super Efficient Vehicle" (SEV) concept first appeared as a concept car in 2002.

The car, a compact two-seater, had tandem seating with a canopy-style cockpit, while the rear wheels were positioned closely together to enable a low-drag teardrop shape.

In fact, with a drag coefficient of just 0.159, it was remarkably low compa...