Thought I would share a really well design website dedicated to showing people what kind of hybrids and electric cars that are out there.
This is a really great list and one I will be sending people to from now on:
http://www.hybridcars.com/electric-car
DCgreen
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Fully Electric Factor Cars in 2009-10?
I can't WAIT. For these cars to start hitting the road in substantial numbers.
We are hopefully looking at about 5-10 fully electric cars by 2010. Some of them you can pre-order and some are still in the testing phases. Here are a few of them for you to check out.
The Tesla electric car
Two Seat Sports Car
0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds
135 mpg equivalent
220 miles per charge
2009MY Roadster base price: $109,000
NEW! The Six50
A hybrid 2+2-seater (Electric and Solar Powered)
62 miles per charge
75 mph top speed
The Phoenix Electric SUT
4 Seater Pick up Truck (and they have an SUV model as well)
100 miles+ per charge
75 mph top speed (factory set)
On-Board Vehicle 6.6KW Charger: 5 to 6 hours
Off-Board High-Power 250KW Charger: Under 10 min. to 95% SOC
The Mitsubishi iMiEV
80 mph top speed
100 mile per charge
2010 in US... under $20,000
The Subaru R1e
two-seater city car
65 mph top speed
50 miles range
2012-13 in US... under $20,000
BYD (Chinesse Batter Company)'s E6 Electric Car
5 seater
100 mph top speed
186 mile range
Keep a look out for these cars hitting the road soon. Also check out Zap Cars, Tango T600, and the unimpressive Chevy Volt.
DC
UPDATE: I just found this site with 30 electric cars. I like my list better because the cars I chose are more updated and they are cars that will be mass produced commuter cars. A lot of the cars in this other article are slow neighborhood cars or concept cars that will never be sold to consumers.
We are hopefully looking at about 5-10 fully electric cars by 2010. Some of them you can pre-order and some are still in the testing phases. Here are a few of them for you to check out.
The Tesla electric car
Two Seat Sports Car
0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds
135 mpg equivalent
220 miles per charge
2009MY Roadster base price: $109,000
NEW! The Six50
A hybrid 2+2-seater (Electric and Solar Powered)
62 miles per charge
75 mph top speed
The Phoenix Electric SUT
4 Seater Pick up Truck (and they have an SUV model as well)
100 miles+ per charge
75 mph top speed (factory set)
On-Board Vehicle 6.6KW Charger: 5 to 6 hours
Off-Board High-Power 250KW Charger: Under 10 min. to 95% SOC
The Mitsubishi iMiEV
80 mph top speed
100 mile per charge
2010 in US... under $20,000
The Subaru R1e
two-seater city car
65 mph top speed
50 miles range
2012-13 in US... under $20,000
BYD (Chinesse Batter Company)'s E6 Electric Car
5 seater
100 mph top speed
186 mile range
Keep a look out for these cars hitting the road soon. Also check out Zap Cars, Tango T600, and the unimpressive Chevy Volt.
DC
UPDATE: I just found this site with 30 electric cars. I like my list better because the cars I chose are more updated and they are cars that will be mass produced commuter cars. A lot of the cars in this other article are slow neighborhood cars or concept cars that will never be sold to consumers.
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