The world's first coffee machine car

The 500L built-in coffee maker is fast and easy to use, ideal for those who are in a hurry every day.

The world's first car with a built-in coffee machine was invented by Fiat Motors, model 500L; the coffee machine was made by Lavazza, Italy's most popular coffee brand. In addition to the coffee machine, the complete set of accessories includes coffee cups, spoons, and containers for placing sugar. The coffee maker is located between the two seats in the front row. Just turn on the power supply and you can boil, boil and stir the coffee by yourself. Even on long-distance road trips, you can enjoy instant hot coffee.

The built-in coffee maker makes coffee quickly, ideal for busy office workers. In addition, it can also make juice, allowing owners to occasionally switch tastes.

The 500L has already been shown at auto shows, and Fiat plans to officially launch it in Ireland at the end of this year. The company boasts that it is the world's first invention to combine a coffee machine and a car, and that it can brew coffee while traveling at 165 kilometers per hour. The 500L is priced at about £ 15,500 (HK$190,000) and the full coffee package is £ 190 (HK$2,300).

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