Battery Electric Vehicles
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Battery Electric Vehicles
Electric Vehicles The Coming Automotive Revolution July 2008 for OEVA.org Roadmap Terms What’s Driving Change New Fuels Choices Get an EV Caveat Emptor EV Makers The Vehicles What You Can Do Terms EV – electric vehicle BEV – battery electric vehicle LSV – low speed vehicle (35MPH max*) NEV – neighborhood electric vehicle, short range LSV E-REV –extended range electric vehicle a.k.a. REEV, REV. Plug-in series hybrid is the technically correct term. PHEV – Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle Li-Ion – lithium ion battery chemistry, several variants PbA – lead acid battery chemistry ICE – internal combustion engine CNG – compressed natural gas LNG – liquid natural gas CARB – California Air Resources Board Electric Drive – electric motor used for propulsion; includes BEV, E-REV & Fuel Cell vehicles. * State specific laws apply Driving Change Increasing Fossil Fuel Cost Cheaper Cleaner Global Warming Concerns Domestic Concerns about: Foreign Oil Dependency, National Security & Terrorism Several factors are culminating to spur change from the status-quo Technologies Vying For the Throne Bio-fuels Fuel Cells Hydrogen Combustion Liquid Coal Natural Gas (CNG or LNG) Ultra-capacitors Batteries Compressed Air Expect more than one winner, especially near term. Electric drive lends itself easily to multiple fuel sources. Battery Electric Vehicles (Born To Be Wired) Many Start-ups and big-auto companies have announced electric drive projects This presentation focuses on freeway speed 4-wheel EVs These are less niche than LSV/NEV & 3, 2 (or 1) wheel vehicles Sorry if I missed your favorite EV. There are lots of projects out there and new ones surface everyday. Becoming an EV Driver Three methods 1. 2. 3. Convert a vehicle Buy a conversion Buy a new or used OEM EV This presentation covers upcoming opportunities to buy an OEM EV (Some professional conversions too) Prototypes projects are not covered, unless they have announced production plans PHEVs are not covered What Is Different From the EV1 Era? Lithium Batteries Greater energy densities No strangle-hold patent owner Can hit the golden 70/70 inflection point (70mile/70MPH) Higher gasoline price Greater GHG concern Venture capital investment in Green-tech Better funded EV start-ups Caveat Emptor (How The Grinch Sold Green-Ness) Interest in this market is growing. Some companies are sincerely working on vehicles, some are green-washing, and some are looking to rip you off. Many press releases never turn in to products Don’t hold your breath for “coming soon” About Sources Sources for this information include rumors, blogs, & press releases. * Grain of Salt required * Sources listed in speaker notes when possible The Upstarts Tesla Miles Zenn AC Propulsion Phoenix Motorcars Project Better Place Obvio Reva Myers Motors Th!nk Lightning Hybrid Technologies Commuter Cars Universal Electric Vehicle Zap! Players - Big Auto Mitsubishi Renault-Nissan GM Honda DaimlerChrysler Subaru BMW Audi Mercedes-Benz The Vehicles In order of cost, highest to lowest Venturi — Fetish High-end electric sports car, the Fetish is manufactured in Monaco. Two more models, the Ecletic and Astrolab, under development. Price: €297k (~$465k dollars) Fuel type: Battery electric Range: 155 miles Top Speed: 100 MPH Release date: Available now Lightning GT United Kingdom’s answer to Tesla. They have plans for cheaper mass-produced models later. Fuel type: Battery electric, Altairnano’s nanotitanate Price: £150k (~$296k in US dollars) Range: 250 miles Top Speed: 130MPH+ Release date: soon, taking deposits Tesla Motors — Roadster The highly publicized, most-hyped electric car around, Tesla’s high-performance Roadster Fuel type: Battery electric, 6831 Li-Ion cells Price: $109k (MY2009) Range: 220 Miles Top Speed: 125MPH Available Now. Started Shipping March 17th Over 1000 ordered Commuter Cars — Tango T600 Skinny car with advanced ballast shift balance technology. Two less expensive models planned. Fuel type: Battery electric, PbA & Li-Ion options Range: PbA 40-80 miles, Li-Ion 200 miles Top Speed: 150MPH Price: $108k Release date: ?? Taking orders now Universal Electric Vehicles — Spyder UEV’s sporty designed Electrum Spyder Fuel type: Battery electric, Li-ion or NiMH Price: $70k (for NiMH) Range: 150 miles Top speed: 100+ MPH Release date: 2008 limited production AC Propulsion EBox The eBox is a converted (Toyota) Scion xB. Fuel type: Battery electric, 5088 Li-Ion cells Range: 120 - 150 Miles Top Speed: 95MPH Price: $55k + ~$13k donor Scion Release date: Now, limited production, built to order, California only Tesla Model S (Whitestar Sedan) Following the Roadster, Tesla’s next project is a 4-door, 5-passenger high-performance luxury sedan Fuel type: Battery electric, may have E-REV option (Musk says No to E-REV) Price: $60-65k Range: 150-225 miles Top Speed: ? Release date: Late 2010 ??? Obvio — 828e Designed in partnership with Lotus and sold in the US by Zap!. This little car has racy pep. The Brazilian company is planning the follow on 012e model. Fuel type: Battery electric, also CNG & ethanol models Price: $49k Range: 240 miles Top speed: 120 MPH Release date: Early 2009 Phoenix Motorcars — Sport Utility No cars here, just trucks and SUVs. Planning longer 250 miles range battery option. Fuel type: Battery electric, Altairnano nanosafe Price: $45k Range: 130 miles Top Speed: 95 MPH Release date: “Soon” Initially CA Fleet Focused Chevy e-Volt Planned as a E-REV, GM has announced plans for a cheaper BEV “e” version to meet CARB Fuel type: Battery electric, A123 or LG Chem Price: ~$35-40k Range: 40 miles Top Speed: ?? Release date: 2010 Miles Electric Vehicles XS500 Miles already makes and sells two low-speed EVs manufactured in China. XS500 has the same body as the gasoline Hafei Saibao 3. Fuel type: Battery electric Price: $35-39k Range: 120 miles Top Speed: 80 MPH Release date: 2009 Mitsubishi - i MiEV Tokyo Electric Power is currently testing ten of these friendly looking Kei class sub-compacts. Regular and all-wheel drive “Sport” editions planned. Fuel type: Battery electric, Li-Ion Range: 100 miles Top Speed: 80MPH Price: $38k Release date: 2009 – Japan 2011 – UK ???? – US Th!nk City Out of hibernation, Th!nk plans a new model in Europe this year and in the United States later. Also bigger Ox model by 2011. Fuel type: Battery electric, Enerdel Sodium nickel iron or A123 Lithium Price: $35k or $25k + battery lease $150-$200/month Range: 112 Miles Top Speed: 62 MPH Release date: 2008 in Europe, 2009 in the US ZENN - CityZenn Powered by EEStor ultra-capacitors, rechargeable in less than 5 minutes* Fuel type: Ultra-capacitor electric Price: Less than $30k Top Speed: 80 MPH Range: 250 miles Available: Fall 2009 ZENN NEV pictured Renault-Nissan / Project Better Place PBP will lease quick swap battery packs. The exchange will be offered at many locations & take no longer than a traditional gas fill-up. Renault EVs will cost the same as gas models and have lifetime warranty. Fuel type: Battery electric, Nissan and NEC joint project 2010: Nissan will launch US fleet EVs 2011: EVs charging network in Israel and Denmark 2012: EVs in every large car-market Top Speed: 0-60 in 8sec Price: $25k Range: 125 Miles ICE Magane pictured Daimler - Smart EV An all-electric version of the fortwo, previously called fortwo ED (Electric Drive). Currently under test in London. EV Mercedes announced too. Fuel Type: Battery electric, Range: 72 miles Top Speed: 70MPH Sodium Nickel Chloride Price: lease £370 (~US$682) per month + mileage Availability: 2010 Subaru R1e EV Subaru is evaluating w/ NY Power Authority. Charged by a Fuji Heavy Industries rapid charger allows 80% charge in just 8 minutes. Fuel type: Battery electric, Li-Ion (LiMn2O4) Lithium Manganese Oxide Spinel Range: 50 miles Top Speed: 62-65MPH Price: $18k Release date: 2009 What Can You Do? Join your local EV club (find it at www.eaaev.org) Join Plug-in America Tell the auto makers “No Plug, No Deal!” Backup Sources CNET: how many EV start-ups are there? 30 EV companies ready to take over the road ProAuto Blog Clean Tech Blog Auto Blog Green Myers Motors - NmG Rebirth of the Corbin Sparrow. Despite the missing wheel, NmG made the list since it is freeway speed capable and available right now. Fuel type: Battery electric, PbA (Li-Ion Coming) Range: 30 miles Top Speed: 76MPH Price: $22-35k Release date: Available now Wrightspeed — X-1 Wrightspeed admits that its scarily fast prototype is unsafe, and will never be mass-produced. The company is planning a commercial model with the same high performance, but hasn’t given any real details yet. Fuel type: All-electric Price: Probably high Range: <100 miles Top Speed: 112 MPH electronically limited Reva G-Wiz Despite its distinction as the most-produced electric vehicle around, since 2001, the India-produced Reva isn’t available in the United States. It’s considered extremely unsafe at high speeds. Fuel type: Battery electric, Lead Acid Batteries Price: $16k Range: 70 miles Top Speed: 45MPH Release date: Available now in India ElBil Norge — Kewet Buddy The Buddy is currently only available in Norway Fuel type: Battery electric, PbA or Li-Ion Range: PbA 30-60Miles, Li-Ion 60-90 Miles Top Speed: 56MPH Price: $28k + Release date: Available now in Norway Hybrid Tech – LiV Conversions Hybrid Technologies is a concept and brand development corporation in the field of alt-fuel vehicles. They have Smart TwoFour, PT Cruiser, Mini Cooper and other conversions. Fuel type: Li-Ion Range: 120+ Top Speed: 80 MPH Price: NA (prototypes) Release date: NA (prototypes)