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Hyundai has unveiled the BlueOn

Discussion in 'EV (Electric Vehicle) Discussion' started by Airbalancer, Sep 10, 2010.

  1. Airbalancer

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    Hyundai BlueOn electric vehicle unveiled in South Korea — Autoblog

    Hyundai has unveiled the BlueOn, which it claims is South Korea's first full-speed battery electric vehicle (EV). The tiny BlueOn is based on the Hyundai i10 minicar and was first shown as a prototype at last year's Frankfurt Motor Show when it was called the i10 Electric. The little EV is equipped with a 16.4 kWh lithium-polymer battery pack but, other than the capacity, Hyundai hasn't announced details about the battery yet. The pack will probably come from LG Chem, which also supplies lithium polymer energy storage for the Sonata hybrid and Chevrolet Volt
     
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    where can i get one and how much?:confused:
     
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    Looks like another tiny coffin-car :)
     
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    Intead of the GM Suburban version which would be four times as big, use four times as many batteries and goes a quarter the distance before breaking down? Or perhaps it would have a 5 litre gas guzzling 'range extender'? ;)