Electric Sports Cars
Monday, July 13, 2009 at 12:03AM | Electric Sports Cars for Future Generation
Author: Andrew White

Eco-conscious people are turning to battery powered sports cars
these days.Be it the new comer Tesla Motors or the legendary
DaimlerChrysler–many of the leading automakers are involved in
producing zero-emission electric sports cars to ensure green motoring
and a healthy future.
Tesla Roadster
As per the latest auto news the brand new Tesla Roadster from Tesla
Motors is one of the fastest electric sports cars in the world.The
high-performance eco-friendly sports car is capable of running at
incredible speed-130 mile per hour.Tesla's power generates from a
3-phase AC induction motor.Its electric powertrain mated to an
unmatched electrically activated manual transmission system enables the
Tesla Roadster achieve 135mpg as per the EPA standard.
A blend of impeccable style and state-of-the–art technology Tesla
Roadster is one of the most efficient sports cars at present.This
plug-in EV is easy to charge.When at home plug it in to the High Power
Connector unit.Tesla's advanced lithium-ion battery pack takes about
3.5 hours to become fully charged.Wherever you go,take the Mobile
Connector along with so that your roadster never runs out of power.
Capable of hitting 60mph from zero in only 3.7 seconds the Tesla
Roadster offers you the ultimate pleasure of driving without causing
harm to the environment.
Electric Lightning GT
The 2008 Electric Lightning GT from the UK based Lightning Car Company
is a complete surprise package in the form of a high-performance
electric sports car.The Lightning GT is ready to rival the Tesla
Roadster with a massive 700 horsepower and 4 seconds zero to 60mph
acceleration time.Like the Tesla Roadster the Electric Lightning GT
also uses the lithium-ion energy storage system to obtain 250-mile
range per charge.
Beyond its futuristic looks the Lightning GT ensures extreme power and
torque for a remarkable driving experience.Dynamic design of the
Lightning GT along with sleek carbon fiber skin and large alloy wheels
creates a visual appeal.
Apart from performance the Electric Lightning GT wins hands down when
it comes to green motoring.It beats the Toyota Prius,one of the most
environment friendly hybrid cars of today with an A grade.Saving fuel
costs of about 17000 pounds a year the Lightning GT proves more
economical than its combustion counterpart.
Chrysler Dodge ev
Inspired by Tesla Motors Chrysler also ties up with Lotus
Engineering for designing electric vehicles.Chrysler's all-electric
generation-X sports car,the Dodge ev is slated for 2010. Unlike the
Tesla Roadster which is based on Lotus Elsie the Dodge ev is built on
Lotus Europa platform.
You can ride about 200 miles at a stretch every time you charge your
Dodge ev.The ev takes 4 hours to fully charge its lithium-ion battery
pack on standard 220-volt plug.With 5.8 seconds 0-60mph acceleration
time and 200 KW (equivalent to 268 horsepower) power to reach a top
speed of 120mph the Dodge ev is meant to give a close fight to the
Tesla Roadster.
Tesla electric vehicles start at $109,000.Even though the electric
vehicles market is dominated by Tesla Motors the automaker has limited
number of production.On the contrary,when Dodge ev goes into production
it has a chance to influence the market with its impressive performance
and comparatively lower price range.
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About the Author:
Andrew White is a self-published author and automobile expert.She writes auto reviews and speculations on latest models.For more information on sports cars,she recommends you to visit: http://www.caranddriver.com/.
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