Pasquali Macchine Agricole was a manufacturer based in Calenzano, Florence, Italy, primarily known for producing agricultural machinery. Drawing on this background, the company also developed the Risciò, or Rickshaw, a small electrically powered three-wheeled city vehicle. It was powered by four 6-volt batteries, achieved a top speed of about 25 mph (40 km/h), and was claimed to have a range of 50 km. The vehicle featured a single rear wheel…
