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The 5 Must-Have Electric Cars

Electric car geeks have always claimed that we can achieve sustainable mobility without destroying the environment. These days, electric cars have slowly become part of dinner-table discussions because of the volatility of gas prices. With the New Year unraveling, people would most likely buy cars that would give them their money’s worth. For sure, electric cars will be talked about lengthily this 2009, which is the reason I went out of my way to compile and list the five electric cars that every enthusiast should look into.

1. Dynasty IT

The Dynasty IT is actually a series of NEVs or Neighborhood Electric Cars that include a sedan, utility, and pickup vehicles. They are actually built on a 90-inch wheelbase, while having an overall length of 90 inches. Just like most NEVs, this one is built for shorter traveling around the town, while not being too heavy as well. The great thing about every Dynasty IT car is that it is able to go longer than most NEVs with its flood-lead acid batteries. Despite of its toy-like features, it’s actually pretty sturdy because of its aluminum/fiberglass/plastic body. When it comes to charging, you need at least 12 hours to ensure that you’ve filled it up for an entire day’s driving. Unlike other NEVs, each model costs 14 grand to 25 grand.

2.GEM

GEM or Global Electrical Motors is arguably the most established and recognized name when it comes to electric cars. GEM has been in the industry for years and when it comes to innovations in the electric-car universe, it has always been at the forefront. Unlike other electric car manufacturers, GEM excels in creating cars that can wither turbulent weather and road conditions. That’s what the e2, e4, and e6 models are all about. When it comes to power, GEM cars are powered by a 5-horsepower DC motor although its claim for success is that you can customize the cars that you ordered. Unlike the Dynasty IT, the GEM cars range from 6000- 12000 thousands dollars.

3.Columbia Parcar

If you’re looking for toughness, mobility, and an environment-friendly way of going around the city streets, Columbia Parcar vehicles would be the way to go. Basically, cars from this company have high-strength tubular alloy steel frame for extra support and durability during rough rides. Aside from that, it offers you an open-air sensation, so you would think of driving off-road jeeps when you get behind the steering wheel. Columbia Parcar cars are essentially built for heavy work and because of that, it is built to be heavier compared to other NEVs. Each Columbia Parcar car is about 2,500 lbs in weight. Price-wise, these cars are pegged at 10,500 dollars to 24,000 dollars.

4.Miles ZX40

If you’re looking for an NEV that looks like any other regular car on the road, then you should check out the Miles ZX40. Basically, it has a 4kW DC electric motor, which would last for a few hours on the road without you worrying about sputtering. The Miles ZX40 is bigger compared to other NEVs, because it offers at least 41 cubic feet worth of cargo space. Aside from that, it allows you to bring in three more passengers without feeling too cramped inside. If you want this car, make sure to have at least 15000-19000 dollars in your pocket.

5.ZENN

ZENN stands for “Zero Emission No Noise” and that’s exactly what this car is all about. Basically, it is able to provide zero emission because of its superb components and battery. Toughness isn’t a problem for the ZENN because it is made of style alloy and ABS body panels, which would make it virtually indestructible.

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