Carver stories

A few years ago Lucas Reijmer was one of the first to buy the Carver Base. When Lucas heard about the S+ he ordered it as soon as possible. Because the S+ can go 80 km per hour instead of 45 km per hour and for him that means even more driving pleasure.

Even in his early childhood memories, Just Wong Fong Sang had a fascination for vehicles that could offer maximum driving experience. The Carver not only takes the psychotherapist on home visits to his clients, but also entertains them. From childhood dream to eco-friendly transport to source of life’s pleasures.

The Carver is an ideal solution for business travel and commuting. But also for the family, the ‘Light Electric Vehicle’ offers space and possibilities to assist as a second car. Wouter Nijman, entrepreneur and graphic designer in Leeuwarden, saw that the Carver could perfectly fulfill this double role. He also saw that a climate-conscious choice can bring a smile to even the biggest car enthusiasts.

In 2018, former music entrepreneur Hans Kesteloo (70) from Almere is looking for a new city vehicle for daily use. It has to be a vehicle that he can use without restrictions; the network of cycle paths around his home town is very well laid out. He is also attracted to electric vehicles. It is important that the vehicle has enough room for shopping and offers protection in different weather conditions. Through an acquaintance, Hans found out that car manufacturer Carver is working on developing a “Light Electric Vehicle”. After a test drive, Hans immediately contacts them to place an order.

Since October 2020, Ha Nguyen has owned her Carver and likes it immensely. Ha’s been a fan ever since her first test drive in Carver’s ‘Light Electric Vehicle’. Ha Nguyen is a maths teacher at a secondary school in the Dutch city of Enschede. She used to commute by motor scooter or on the bicycle, but more often than not, this was not a pleasant experience.

A delivery vehicle that has enough space and a high range, and which makes its ‘fleet’ more sustainable. That’s what Stephan van Veen, franchise owner of Domino’s Wassenaar, was looking for. After receiving a tip about the Carver, he decided to invest. Conclusion: according to him, the Carver is the future and well worth the investment. By chance, Stephan van Veen, franchise owner of Domino’s in Wassenaar, discovered the existence of Carver’s electric cars. Following a tip from an enthusiastic job applicant and also Carver owner, he came across the Dutch-made ‘Light Electric Vehicle’.

For short distances, you easily take the bike and for longer distances you quickly choose the car or public transport. What do you do if your journey is just too long by bicycle and just too short by car and not responsible? Willem Joosten, alderman for economy and mobility in Leiderdorp, had to deal with this. Not only as an alderman, but also as a user. Because cycling through the rain in his suit was not an option for him, so he looked for an alternative that was electric and covered. For him, the Carver has become the perfect solution.