Microcars are small, lightweight vehicles designed for urban driving. Typically seating two passengers, they are often less than 3 meters long and have a low environmental impact due to their fuel efficiency or electric power. Microcars are ideal for navigating crowded city streets and tight parking spaces. These vehicles often fall into the category of city cars and are popular in many countries, especially in Europe. Some well-known examples include the Smart Fortwo and the Fiat 500. Microcars provide a practical solution for short trips and are increasingly recognized for their role in reducing traffic congestion.