Member Vehicles
Here are some of the electric vehicles that are currently driven by members of our electric vehicle club.
2006 Xebra
This 100% Electric Xebra has a top speed of 40 mph and can go up to 25 miles on a charge.
It is a neat little car that costs about $6.60 a month to charge. It plugs right into a regular household electrical outlet and will charge fully in 8 hours.
1981 Electrica 007
One of our members recently purchased this 1981 Electrica 007 at the 2010 Power of DC event in Hagerstown, Maryland. The 1981 Electrica 007 is a Production Electric car that was built by Jet Industries on a Plymouth Horizon glider (never had gasoline components) and is one of around 70 that was made of this particular model.
The vehicle needs a little bit of cosmetic work - had surface rust on the roof and hood - but should be in "show" shape in no time.
Sterling Sports Cars
Pictured here is one of our members next to his Sterling kit car. It is a Replica of a 1973 Sterling. He is also the owner of Sterling Sports Cars and can help you buy a kit and build your own electric Sterling.
Electric Voltswagon Beetle
Another of our members is working on converting his Volkswagen Beetle into an electric vehicle.
He also has a bio-diesel Volkswagen Beetle.
1986 Pontiac Fiero
This Fiero conversion was acquired by one of our club members in March of 2010. He has been enjoying his car and says it is "fun to zip around town in a sporty electric auto."
1999 Chevy S-10 Pickup
Here is a Chevy S-10 conversion that was built for one of our club members.
He posted a YouTube video slideshow of the conversion process, if you would like to check it out.
He recently upgraded to a new Evnetics Soliton1 Controller and has been quite impressed with it.
1993 Saturn SL1
One of our newest members just finished switching over his car to electric and is really pleased with how it turned out. He converted in it a month - he started June 28, 2010 and took the first drive in it as an electric vehicle on August 29, 2010.
443 Mountain Bikes
The 443 Mountain Bike comes in three different battery styles. One of our members has the Lead Acid model. A second member has a NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) model.
The range on a full charge is 24-27 miles depending on conditions. Maximum Speed is 15 mph, however, it can go faster with pedaling. Pedaling increases both the speed and the range.
eGo Cycle 2 LX
This eGo Cycle is their LX model and in Pennsylvania is classified as a motorized cycle. It has a motorcycle license plate and is considered to be a motorcycle for insurance purposes.
It has a range of 25 miles per charge, and will go up to 25 mph.
Stealth Bike V 2.0
This bike was designed exclusively using the components that one of our members sells. (See the Member Website page.) The Stealth Bike represents an evolution of design refinement, and a huge increase in performance. One of the greatest benefits of using a conversion kit is that it can be custom tailored to meet your personal needs.