Owner | Marcos | ||||||
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Owner's Other EVs | 1995 Chevrolet Corsica EV 2007 Miles EV ZX40 2010 E-CAR | ||||||
Location | St. Louis, Missouri United States map | ||||||
Web | WebPage | ||||||
Vehicle | 2005 Chevrolet Aveo conversion to fully Electric | ||||||
Motor | Netgain Warp 9 Series Wound DC 9.25 Inch Diameter | ||||||
Drivetrain | 5 Speed Manual Transmission | ||||||
Controller | Logisystems 1000 Amps Great controller... no problems. | ||||||
Batteries | 24 Johnson Controls Custom, 6.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, AGM Custom made batteries from Johnson controls. Extra thich plate for better amp delivery. Same mold as CG2. Making replacement batteries easy without any modification to the battery box. I could pretty much use any 6V battery in the market without modification to the battery Frame. | ||||||
System Voltage | 144 Volts | ||||||
Charger | Quick Charge 114V-10 115V - input, 144V nominal output at 10 amps. | ||||||
Heater | 1500 Electric, Instant Heat | ||||||
DC/DC Converter | Curtis 114V - 30 Amps Good for the money | ||||||
Instrumentation | Original OEM Speedometer and Battery SOC. | ||||||
Top Speed | 85 MPH (136 KPH) 85 MPH is the top speed I think, I haven't passed 75 but it takes a little to get there. from 0-60 is no problem. | ||||||
Acceleration | right now same as stock ICE. | ||||||
Range | 40 Miles (64 Kilometers) about 40 miles for now until I break in the pack. This range is a combined highway and city driving. | ||||||
Watt Hours/Mile | 396 Wh/Mile 31KW/H battery bank. | ||||||
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Seating Capacity | 5 adults | ||||||
Curb Weight | 2,800 Pounds (1,272 Kilograms) 3500 LBS now... | ||||||
Tires | Regular OEM | ||||||
Conversion Time | 5 Months | ||||||
Conversion Cost | $14000 USD including labor. | ||||||
Additional Features | Air conditioning and Power steering. I decided to "idle" the motor after the initial start to keep the power steering and AC running at all times. it consumes very little power and also gives it a real car feel... since I love driving a stick! | ||||||
Batteries were ordered from a single batch... they were custom made for this project. they are 225 AH each. brand new as of October 2010. I just got them today... and should last a very long time. Also, replacement is pretty cheap and easy to find anywhere. I just added a small video of the Aveo EV on youtube. WebPage /> The Aveo is sold... I am starting a new project soon |