Tosho Malerot drives a tiny electric ‘beast’ through the city

Legendary personality Tosho Malerot returned to the spotlight with a fresh urban stunt: he was filmed driving a tiny electric four-wheeler that has already become a talking point in the city.

The vehicle at the centre of attention is the compact electric quadricycle Stymee — a plug-in city machine pitched as a practical alternative for short urban runs. Tosho’s appearance in the new advert has prompted wide reactions on social networks and renewed interest in the model.

Technical highlights and claimed economy

The Stymee is described as 100% electric with a 2000W motor and "0% exhaust emissions." Its stated energy consumption is about 0.1 kWh per kilometre, which the manufacturer points out corresponds to roughly 0.25 denars per kilometre. The listed driving range is up to 80 kilometres on a single charge from a 60V/80Ah battery.

Equipment on the model includes an air-conditioning unit for comfort, Bluetooth connectivity for music, and full traffic documentation and registration for road use. The advertised retail price for the Stymee city quadricycle is 245,000 denars.

For fans of Tosho Malerot, the clip is another episode in his catalogue of playful public appearances, now combined with product placement that mixes humour and curiosity about micro-mobility. The advert has sparked conversation about whether such compact electric vehicles can catch on in city traffic.

Photo: press material from the event