Hybrid-electric vehicles

List of production battery electric vehicles

This is a list of production battery electric vehicles (all-electric cars). You may want to view this information in table format.

Cars

Current in-production cars

Full-sized cars
Cars and trucks of normal size and speed.

Microcars
Cars that are very small but are as fast and capable as larger cars.

Low-speed vehicles

These vehicles have a low top speed (like most scooters) and may not be street-legal without restrictions.

Cars planned for production

Discontinued cars

Medium and Light Duty Trucks and Vans

  • Electrorides ZeroTruck, , based on an Isuzu N-series platform, retrofitted with a UQM Technologies electric motor.
  • Electrorides ZeroSUV
  • Miles Electric Vehicles http://www.milesev.com/index.asp#zx40st.swf - MILES ZX40ST Electric Truck
  • Modec http://www.modec.co.uk/ - UK built electric delivery vans

Heavy Duty Trucks

Motorcycles and scooters

Buses

Electric vehicle production

Major vehicle manufacturers

DaimlerChrysler

On July 12, 2006, the DaimlerChrysler division SMART cars, announced that it would premiere a new Smart Fortwo EV at the British International Motor Show held at the ExCeL Exhibition Centre on 18 July.

The car will be made available on a lease arrangement to selected UK corporate customers with deliveries starting in November 2006. Up to 200 of the electric microcars will be built and delivered to the UK, which will serve as the trial market for the vehicle.

According to the DaimlerChrysler press release, the Smart EV sets a new benchmark in the electric vehicle sector; it has 30 kW output and a top speed of 70 mph. It offers even better in-town performance than its petrol powered stablemate, with 0-30 mph in 6.5 seconds. With a range of up to 72 miles, the Smart EV is exempt from vehicle excise duty and the London congestion charge.

The drive train for the Smart EV is produced in the UK by technology partner Zytek Group who undertake final assembly of the car in Fradley, near Lichfield.

Mitsubishi

Mitsubishi Motors announced on May 11, 2005 that it will mass-produce its Mitsubishi In-wheel Electric Vehicle (MIEV). Test fleets are to arrive in 2006 and production models could be available in 2010. The first test car, revealed to be Colt EV, is expected to have a range of 93 miles using lithium-ion batteries and in-wheel electric motors. The target price of an MIEV is US$19,000, although no export decision has yet been made.

Low volume/prototypes/startups

Miles Electric Vehicles

Miles Electric Vehicles, a Los Angeles based all electric vehicles manufacturer currently produces several low speed vehicles for military, university, municipal and private use. The company is also currently developing the XS500 electric vehicle, powered by lithium-ion phosphate batteries. It has a top speed of 80 mph and a range of 120 miles. The company says it plans to crash test the car and release it as a 2009 model with a minimum four star crash test safety rating. The projected price is $30,000

Tesla Motors

Tesla Motors, Silicon Valley automobile startup company, unveiled the 185 kW (248 hp) Tesla Roadster on July 20, 2006. As of March 2008, Tesla has begun regular production of the roadster.

ZAP

ZAP produces several electric vehicles, most notably, the Xebra three-wheel electric vehicle, which is classified as a motorcycle. Top speed is 40 mph, cost about $10,000. According to reports have sold about 200 through USA dealers.

Modec

  • Modec http://www.modec.co.uk/ - UK built electric delivery vans

By country

China

United Kingdom

References

  • http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Electric_Cars

See also

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