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Showing posts with label Electric cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Electric cars. Show all posts
Friday, November 12, 2010
Mitsubishi i-MiEV, new Electric car Specifications, Details and Prices
Latest Electric car, Mistubishi i-MiEV Features, Reviews and SpecsThe latest news from the Mitsubishi Motors is that they are coming with a brand new Electric car, named as Mitsubishi i-MiEV. The i MiEV is a zero-emissions vehicle based on the gasoline-driven 660cc “i” minicar. Even when taking into account CO2 emissions at the power plants that generate the power needed for charging the car, it
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Mitsubishi i-MiEV, new Electric car Specifications, Details and Prices
Latest Electric car, Mistubishi i-MiEV Features, Reviews and Specs

The latest news from the Mitsubishi Motors is that they are coming with a brand new Electric car, named as Mitsubishi i-MiEV. The i MiEV is a zero-emissions vehicle based on the gasoline-driven 660cc “i” minicar. Even when taking into account CO2 emissions at the power plants that generate the power needed for charging the car, it emits only approximately 30% of the CO2 of a gasoline minicar.
Some other notable features of this new Electric car from Mitsubishi Motors, i-MiEV are that the cost per kilometer to drive the i MiEV is one third that of a comparable gasoline vehicle. Also strong acceleration is achieved through a compact and highly efficient permanent magnet synchronous motor that generates high torque from a low speed. Because the vehicle uses an electric motor free of the vertical vibration associated with gasoline engines, it runs extremely quietly.
Using the on-board charger, the vehicle can be charged with a 100V or 200V power source in the home. In addition, if quick-chargers currently being developed by power companies are used, it will be possible to charge the vehicle in a short time.
Specifications
Overall length : 3,475 mm
Overall width : 1,475 mm
Overall height : 1,610 mm
Wheel base : 2,550 mm
Track F/R : 1,310mm / 1,270mm

The latest news from the Mitsubishi Motors is that they are coming with a brand new Electric car, named as Mitsubishi i-MiEV. The i MiEV is a zero-emissions vehicle based on the gasoline-driven 660cc “i” minicar. Even when taking into account CO2 emissions at the power plants that generate the power needed for charging the car, it emits only approximately 30% of the CO2 of a gasoline minicar.
Some other notable features of this new Electric car from Mitsubishi Motors, i-MiEV are that the cost per kilometer to drive the i MiEV is one third that of a comparable gasoline vehicle. Also strong acceleration is achieved through a compact and highly efficient permanent magnet synchronous motor that generates high torque from a low speed. Because the vehicle uses an electric motor free of the vertical vibration associated with gasoline engines, it runs extremely quietly.
Using the on-board charger, the vehicle can be charged with a 100V or 200V power source in the home. In addition, if quick-chargers currently being developed by power companies are used, it will be possible to charge the vehicle in a short time.
Specifications
Overall length : 3,475 mm
Overall width : 1,475 mm
Overall height : 1,610 mm
Wheel base : 2,550 mm
Track F/R : 1,310mm / 1,270mm
Ground clearance : 150mm
Interior length : 1,790mm
Interior width : 1,270mm
Interior height : 1,250mm
Interior width : 1,270mm
Interior height : 1,250mm
Curb weight : 1,110kg
Gross vehicle weight : 1,450kg
Seating capacity : 4Persons
Minimum turning radius : 4.5m
Performance
-Electric energy consumption(NEDC)*1 : 135W-h/km
-Electric range(NEDC)*1 : 150km
-Electric energy consumption(NEDC)*1 : 135W-h/km
-Electric range(NEDC)*1 : 150km
Power Plant
-Model : Y4F1
-Rated output : 35kW
-Max. output : 49kW/2,500~8,000rpm
-Max. torque : 180N.m/0rpm~2,000N.m/rpm
-Model : Y4F1
-Rated output : 35kW
-Max. output : 49kW/2,500~8,000rpm
-Max. torque : 180N.m/0rpm~2,000N.m/rpm
Tranction Batterry
-Type : Lithium-ion battery
-Voltage : 330V
-Battery energy : 16kWh
-Type : Lithium-ion battery
-Voltage : 330V
-Battery energy : 16kWh
Transmission
-Final gear ratio : 6.066
-Final gear ratio : 6.066
Steering
-Type : Rack-and-pinion (Electric power steering)
-Type : Rack-and-pinion (Electric power steering)
Suspension
-Front : MacPherson strut and coil spring
-Rear : 3-link de Dion
-Front : MacPherson strut and coil spring
-Rear : 3-link de Dion
Brakes
-Front : Ventilated discs
-Rear : Leading and trailing drums
-Front : Ventilated discs
-Rear : Leading and trailing drums
Tires (Low rolling resistance tire)
-Front : 145/65R15
-Rear : 175/55R15
-Front : 145/65R15
-Rear : 175/55R15
This new Mitsubishi i-MiEV plug-in electric car goes on sale January 2011 and will be available for £23,990.
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Monday, November 9, 2009
Renault will release a series of two electric cars - Twizy ZE and Zoe ZE
On Friday, the company Renault has confirmed its plans for mass production of two electric vehicles, built on the explanation of the concept cars ultra Twizy ZE and a small compartment Zoe ZE, tells the magazine Autocar. Production of the first one in 2011, will be established at the Spanish plant in the city of Valladolid, and the second - in France, a year later.It is expected that the French
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
Electric cars: the future of personal transportation?
Electric cars: the future of personal transportation
Electric cars: the future of personal transportation?
Electric cars: the future of personal transportation
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