Front Battery PackAC 55 Motor and HubFlywheel and ClutchDrive Shaft, CV boot, and Cooling FinsMotor and Manual TransmissionRear Battery PackStainless Steel 1/4 inch Threaded RodsAC 55 Motor and 5 speed tranny
OwnerDale Berndt
LocationPlymouth, Minnesota United States map
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Vehicle2010 Toyota Matrix
The Matrix has Electric Power Steering (EPS)
MotorAzure Dynamics/Solectria AC55 3-Phase AC
Air Cooled.

I installed the AC55 motor and the
original Toyota 5 speed manual
transmission in the Matrix.

I had to cut off the motor shaft and some
cooling fins on the motor to make the
drive shaft CV boot fit. I added cooling
fins to the bottom of the motor to more
than makeup the difference.


DrivetrainFront Wheel Drive
5 Speed Manual
ControllerAzure Dynamics/Solectria DMOC445
Batteries100 CALB/Skyenergy 100 AH, 3.20 Volt, Lithium-Ion
Purchased from Keegan at Calib Power Inc. in
California.
System Voltage320 Volts
ChargerManzanita Micro PFC-75
Purchased. Input 110AC to 240AC at 75A
Output 50A.
This means I can charge my 100AH batteries
in about 2 Hours.
BMS by Manzanita Micro.
HeaterCeramic 3kW kta

A/C Revolt, MasterFlux.
DC/DC ConverterMES DEA 1000W
air cooled
Top Speed85 MPH (136 KPH)
Tested
Acceleration0 to 40 MPH all in 3rd gear, 7 seconds.
Burns rubber in first gear.
Range130 Miles (209 Kilometers)
130 miles @ 60MPH
146 miles @ 40MPH

Watt Hours/Mile250 Wh/Mile
250 Wh/Mile @ 60 mph
212 Wh/Mile @ 40 mph
EV Miles
Start:17 Miles (27 Kilometers)
Current:1 Miles (1 Kilometers)
Total:-16 Miles (-25 Kilometers)
 
    As of 12/8/2013
Seating Capacity5 adults
Curb Weight2,865 Pounds (1,302 Kilograms)
Original GVWR 3860 lb.
Final GVWR 3900 lb.




Tires16-in. alloy wheels with P205/55R16
Conversion Time36 Months, Retired.
Conversion CostMore than a Nissan Leaf.
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