It is a purely electric car and is made entirely of aluminium, with an autonomy of up to 180 km and free parking in controlled public spaces. The Linktour ALUMI makes its appearance in the Greek market, and the value proposal it brings is difficult to ignore.
What Linktour ALUMI is and why it differs
The ALUMI is not a typical small electric car. Its basic feature — And what gives him his name — is the aluminium frame, unlike conventional steel structure bodies. This material selection brings double advantage: lower total weight, meaning better energy efficiency and greater autonomy per charge, but also increased corrosion resistance — a critical point for the Greek urban environments.
FMS GROUP, the official importer of the brand in Greece, introduces ALUMI in two main versions: L6, designed for daily urban travel, and L7, for those who need greater autonomy.
Pocket dimensions, autonomy for every day
The Linktour ALUMI is 2.685 mm long, 1,500 mm wide and 1,555 mm high. To make these numbers understandable we talk about the same dimensions as the familiar popular smart (with both seats) and about a vehicle nearly 90 cm shorter than a Volkswagen Polo. Parks where no other car fits, passes into narrow urban alleys and is not subject to ring restrictions. Its autonomy reaches 120 km — enough to comfortably cover several days of daily urban use before needing charging.
Publication L6 in Greece can be led with a category diploma PM, without requiring a B car licence and from age 16 years old.
Available in three equipment stages. Low Configuration has a proposed retail price of EUR 10,200 and with the subsidy «Moving Electricly» EUR 1,500 down to EUR 8,700 — or even lower EUR 8,200 for young people up to 29 years old.
Mid Configration is invoiced at EUR 11,400 retail and EUR 9,900 after the subsidy.
High Configuration has a retail of 12,250 euros and a final value of 10,750 euros.
Linktour ALUMI L7: For those who want more kilometers
L7 maintains the same length and width dimensions as L6, with its autonomy rising to 180 km at one charge — an impressive number for this vehicle size. In Greece driving L7 requires practical category car license B. This means that the normal age limit is 18 years Or 17 with a date.
Low Configuration of L7 has a retail price of EUR 13,400 and EUR 11,900 after the subsidy. High Configuration is invoiced at EUR 15,450 retail and EUR 13,950 with the subsidy «Moving Electricly».
The cost of use: The real economy
At a time when the cost of living in Greek cities makes transport difficult, Linktour ALUMI offers an overall package of economy worth analysing. Zero petrol costs, extremely low charging costs, reduced maintenance costs thanks to the simplest driving technology of electricity, and free parking in public controlled areas — a privilege that in the center of Athens can mean hundreds of euros a year. Also, as an electric vehicle, it is not subject to ring restrictions, which directly concerns those working or running regularly in the center of Athens or Thessaloniki.
Gifts worth EUR 700 for first buyers
To make the proposal even more attractive, the first buyers of Linktour ALUMI will receive equipment of a total value of 700 euros.
The Greek market has shown a constant interest in small electric vehicles, especially after the changes in the context of subsidies. The Linktour ALUMI comes to understand a position that is essentially open: an electric car of urban use, with a truly affordable price, suitable dimensions for the Greek city and reliable autonomy for daily travel. At a starting price of EUR 8,700, ALUMI shows that access to electric drive no longer needs to be a few.
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