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Electrovaya is launching the Maya-300, a zero-emission, low-speed, all-electric vehicle. It will have an extended range of up to 120 miles on a single charge, powered by Electrovaya’s Lithium-Ion SuperPolymer battery technology with integrated iBMS (intelligent battery management system). | Electrovaya is launching the Maya-300, a zero-emission, low-speed, all-electric vehicle. It will have an extended range of up to 120 miles on a single charge, powered by Electrovaya’s Lithium-Ion SuperPolymer battery technology with integrated iBMS (intelligent battery management system). | ||
| − | The Maya-300 will use Electrovaya’s lithiated manganese oxide MN-Series batteries with a balanced energy and power density optimization. | + | The Maya-300 will use Electrovaya’s lithiated manganese oxide MN-Series batteries with a balanced energy and power density optimization. The MN-Series is Electrovaya’s preferred chemistry for transportation because it offers up to 40-60% higher energy density with comparable safety characteristics to its Phosphate-Series offerings. |
| − | [http://www.greencarcongress.com/2008/01/electrovaya-lau.html | + | ==News== |
| + | * 2008.0123 - greencarcongress.com - [http://www.greencarcongress.com/2008/01/electrovaya-lau.html Electrovaya Launches Maya-300 Low-Speed Electric Vehicle; Using ExxonMobil Separator in Batteries] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:49, 5 May 2008
Electrovaya is launching the Maya-300, a zero-emission, low-speed, all-electric vehicle. It will have an extended range of up to 120 miles on a single charge, powered by Electrovaya’s Lithium-Ion SuperPolymer battery technology with integrated iBMS (intelligent battery management system).
The Maya-300 will use Electrovaya’s lithiated manganese oxide MN-Series batteries with a balanced energy and power density optimization. The MN-Series is Electrovaya’s preferred chemistry for transportation because it offers up to 40-60% higher energy density with comparable safety characteristics to its Phosphate-Series offerings.
News
- 2008.0123 - greencarcongress.com - Electrovaya Launches Maya-300 Low-Speed Electric Vehicle; Using ExxonMobil Separator in Batteries
