The VAZ-1151, nicknamed Gnome, was a city car concept from the Russian manufacturer AvtoVAZ dating from 1990, with Petr Prusov as head designer. It was extremely compact: at 2.65 metres long it was slightly shorter than a Smart Fortwo, yet it was a four-seater meant for two adults and two children. It weighed about 500 kilograms, ran on small 12-inch wheels, and had a turning radius of only 3.5 metres. Power came from the small front-mounted 650 cc two-cylinder engine of the VAZ-1111 Oka. An electric beach buggy version called Elf, the VAZ-1152, was also presented, and an electric VAZ-1151 was shown at the 1996 Turin Motor Show.
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