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Electric Cars – Changing future mobility – Part 2

Continued from Part one

9. Nissan Leaf

Nissan leaf is perhaps the most popular of all electric cars out there. It is a five seat car with safety features such as air bags and comes with plenty of space inside.

Vital Statistics9

 

CO2 emission 0 0-60m/h (s) 10.2
Top speed 150 km/h Power 80 KW
Charging Time 4 hrs Electric Range 84 miles

 

10. Ford Focus Electric

The ford focus electric provides a good range of 80 miles and has five door entry. It comes loaded with a host of features such as push button start, heating front seats, navigation, stereo and touch infotainment. However, there is little room for luggage which might be a drawback for some buyers.

Vital Statistics10

CO2 emission 0 0-60m/h (s) 10.2
Top speed 135 km/h Power 80 KW
Charging Time 20-25 miles charge per hr Electric Range 76 miles

 

11. Mitsubishi i-MiEV

This small, nice looking car disappeared and couldn’t become very popular. Because of the diminutive size, interior space is very limited and very tall individuals might have a problem with this car.

Vital Statistics11

CO2 emission 0 0-60m/h (s) 15-20
Top speed 80 m/h Power 66 hp
Charging Time 7 hrs Electric Range 62 miles

 

12. Fiat 500e

This small car by FIAT was produced in small numbers and is very light, compact and with high efficient engine and a range of 87 miles.

Vital Statistics12

CO2 emission 0 0-60m/h (s) 3.5
Top speed 80 m/h Power 111 hp
Charging Time 4 hrs Electric Range 87 miles

 

 

13. Reva e20

Yeah, India is always there in everything right from Mission Mars to Mission E cars. Reva e20 is for those who don’t have much money to splurge around but still would like to own an electric car because- well because one shouldn’t always have to purchase an elephant gun in order to kill an ant.

Vital Statistics13 (Model T01 BASE)

CO2 emission 0 0-60m/h (s) 12.4
Top speed 75km/h Power 14.2KW
Charging Time 4 hrs for a full charge Electric Range 80 km

 

References-

9. http://www.nissanusa.com/electric-cars/leaf/

10. http://www.ford.com/cars/focus/trim/electric/

11. http://www.mitsubishi-cars.co.uk/imiev/

12. http://www.fiatusa.com/en/500e/

13. http://mahindrareva.com/product/specifications.aspx

Image credit: Nissan Leaf by JM Rosenfeld, Ford Focus Electric  by Rachel So, Mitsubishi i-MiEV by Comyu , Fiat 500e by Kevin Hutchinson, Reva e20

 

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Puskar Pande

Editor in chief @GreenCleanGuide.com

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