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Template:Electric Vehicles List
Revision as of 19:25, 2 April 2007 by 130.76.32.23 (talk) (Added link to Zap website for more info about the Xebra and their other EV's)
- Conversions
- Racing
- For Sale
- Production
- Major Auto Manufacturers (No Longer Available)
- GM EV1 (Several hundred produced for lease only, all recovered, most destroyed)
- Chevrolet S10 EV (Some sold to fleets, available on secondary market as refurbished vehicles)
- Chrysler TEVan (1993-1995) and Second Generation EPIC (1998-200?)
- Ford Ranger EV (1998-2003, some sold, most leased and recovered and destroyed)
- Honda EV Plus (Several hundred produced for lease only, all recovered, most destroyed)
- Toyota RAV4 EV (Rare, Some leased and sold, out of production, supported)
- Solectria Force
- Nissan Altra
- Nissan Hypermini
- 2006.08.08 - SFEVA - Save the Nissan Hyperminis
- Google : evworld, dontcrush, [1], ...
- Low Volume / Prototypes / Startups
- Chevy Volt/Saturn Vue Are Start of Plug-In Hybrid Race--PHEV Concept
- Phoenix Motorcars - Truck, SUV, '37 Ford Cabriolet Coupe replica
- Tango - Sports Car - Ultra Narrow - Based in Spokane
- tzero - Sports Car - PHEV
- Venturi Fetish - Sports Car
- Tesla Motors - Sports Car
- Wrightspeed - Sports Car
- XS200 electric vehicle
- Sparrow
- Eliica - Sports Car - Limo
- SMART http://www.smartenthusiast.com/forum/
- Electrovaya Maya-100 2005.10.25
- Hybrid Technologies LiX-75 [2] Lithium based $125,000 supercar, 200mph top end.
- Zap - Xebra [3]
- NEV
- http://sunnev.com - lightweight from scratch high school PV NEV project.
- Motorcycles
- Major Auto Manufacturers (No Longer Available)
See also:
- WikiPedia:Battery electric vehicle - electric automobiles specifically
- WikiPedia:Electric vehicle - broader electric transportation
