Which Norwegian electric city car was produced by Think Global?

The Norwegian electric city car produced by Think Global was the Think City, also styled as the TH!NK City.

Think Global developed the car as a compact electric vehicle for urban and suburban travel. The company was based in Norway, while production of the later-generation model involved Valmet Automotive in Finland. The Think City could carry two people, or four in some configurations, and was designed to be capable of normal road and highway use rather than being limited to golf-course or neighborhood driving.

The model has two important chapters. An earlier version was produced around 2000–2002, including a period when Ford owned the Norwegian company. A redesigned second-generation Think City entered production from 2008, with deliveries and manufacturing affected by repeated funding problems. Think Global eventually declared bankruptcy in 2011, and final production in the United States ended in 2012.

The TH!NK Ox was a concept five-seater that never became the company’s principal production city car. Kewet and Buddy were separate Norwegian electric-vehicle projects. The Think City is therefore the canonical answer to the question, despite variations in capitalization and punctuation of its name.