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EV Links
Plug-In Vehicle Advocacy •
EV Research •
Electric Vehicle Development •
Batteries
Discussion Groups and Forums •
Magazines •
Individual EV Conversions •
EVs for Sale
EV Conversion Services & Components •
Neighborhood Electric Vehicles •
EV Insurance
Electrothon & plans •
EV Related Organizations •
Electric Buses •
Electric Boats
Solar EVs •
EV Technology Points •
Other Points •
Government Links
Laws on EVs, PHEVs and NEVs •
Peak Oil
Plug-In Vehicle Advocacy
- EAA Plug-in Hybrid Special Interest Group (www.eaa-phev.org) — develop and document the modifications needed to convert hybrid electric vehicles into a "plug in" hybrid. The goals is to make conversion plans available as well as a list of parts needed.
- PlugInAmerica (www.pluginamerica.com) —
a coalition EV drivers, and clean air and energy independence
advocates (PlugInAmerica is an
EAA chapter). This coalition
advocates the use of plug-in cars, trucks and SUVs powered by
cleaner, cheaper, domestic electricity to reduce our nation’s
dependence on petroleum and improve the global environment.
- CalCars — California Car Initiative to develop clean, efficient, and practical vehicles.
- PlugIn Partners
EV Research
- Team Fate, UC Davis Hybrid-Electric Vehicle Group
(www.team-fate.net) — Dr. Andy
Frank's vehicle design group derived from the 1960's feature film
The Great Race, in which Professor Fate continuously strives to
thwart his opposition, never giving up, never surrendering. For more
than 25 years Team Fate has produced a number of advanced concept
vehicles and control designs.
Electric Vehicle Development
Batteries
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Information
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Research
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Manufacture
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Lead Acid (PbA)
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Nickel family (Ni-Cd and NiMH)
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Lithium Ion (LiIon)
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Sodium Nickel Chloride (Zebra)
Discussion groups, forums, etc.
See our list at EV Forums
Magazines etc.
Individual EV Conversion Pages
(showing how the conversion was done)
Electric Vehicles for Sale
See our EVs For Sale page
EV Conversion Services & Components
Neighborhood Electric Vehicles
(NEVs — Low Speed vehicles LSVs — designed to drive on city streets
at sub highway speeds. Although some NEVs are legally equipped, you
must check to see if they are allowed to drive on your city
streets):
Insurance
Insurance companies that cover EVs
Farmers, Progressive, Geico, State Farm, +
(read all threads at the bottom for all EV driver experiences)
Electrothon & plans
EV Related Organizations
Electric Buses
Electric Boats
Solar EVs
EV Technology Points
Other Points
Government Links
Laws on EVs, PHEVs and NEVs
Peak Oil
Disclaimer
The listings are provided for information purposes only. The
Electric Auto Association makes no claims or endorsements of the
companies or the products listed on our web pages. Similar to
buying a gas car, You should do your homework (talk to customers,
contact the Better Business Bureau,
read books and magazines, etc.), and then make your own educated
buying decision.
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