Chrysler LLC debuts Dodge EV, Jeep EV and Chrysler EV
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Chrysler LLC debuts Dodge EV, Jeep EV and Chrysler EV
"Company Introduces Three Advanced Electric-drive Vehicle Prototypes
* One targeted to be produced in 2010 for consumers in North American markets, and European markets after 2010
* Chrysler LLC to have approximately 100 electric vehicles on the road in government, business, utility and development fleets in 2009
* Chrysler electric-drive technology to be applied to front-wheel-drive, rear-wheel-drive, and body-on-frame four-wheel-drive platforms
* Dodge EV: All-electric Performance Sports Car
* Jeep® EV: Wrangler Range-extended Electric Vehicle to allow customers to roam the planet and take care of it at the same time
* Chrysler EV: Town & Country Range-extended Electric Vehicle
* Chrysler and General Electric pursue joint project with U.S. Department of Energy"
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/09/23/c...d-chrysler-ev/
* One targeted to be produced in 2010 for consumers in North American markets, and European markets after 2010
* Chrysler LLC to have approximately 100 electric vehicles on the road in government, business, utility and development fleets in 2009
* Chrysler electric-drive technology to be applied to front-wheel-drive, rear-wheel-drive, and body-on-frame four-wheel-drive platforms
* Dodge EV: All-electric Performance Sports Car
* Jeep® EV: Wrangler Range-extended Electric Vehicle to allow customers to roam the planet and take care of it at the same time
* Chrysler EV: Town & Country Range-extended Electric Vehicle
* Chrysler and General Electric pursue joint project with U.S. Department of Energy"
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/09/23/c...d-chrysler-ev/
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its not exactly a rebadged europa...lotus worked closely with tesla on their roadster and had similar involvement in the Dodge EV, and when it came time for dodge to show off their EV technology, they needed a body for the car, and since lotus has experience with ultra lightweight models, they used the europa body. dodge has said that they want to have at least one of the three EVs available by the time the Volt hits the road, but with the Chrysler and Jeep EV using what are basically production models, im afraid that the Dodge EV wont end up in production, or if it does it wont still be a sports car...
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