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2013 Ewheels LSV EV Low Speed Vehicle 2 Seater Electric Car

2013 Ewheels LSV EV Low Speed Vehicle 2 Seater Electric Car

$8,500

Frankfort, Illinois

Category Golf Carts

Engine 72V cc

Posted Over 1 Month

The CT&T e-Zone runs solely on electric power and is built using a rigid aluminum frame combined with a lightweight fiber glass body. The vehicle features a four-wheel independent McPherson suspension system and four-wheel hydraulic disc brakes as well as electromagnetic regenerative braking. The car is put in motion by a 72-volt AC motor which can be paired with flooded electrolyte lead-acid or lithium-polymer batteries. Because its maximum power is rated at only 25 mph, the CT&T e-Zone was put in the category of neighborhood electric vehicles (NEV). The company said that its NEV has been successfully crash tested to 30 mph and meets U.S. FMVSS301 as well as European safety standards.The vehicle is only 2680 mm long, 1140 wide, and 1540 tall, so it's among the smallest cars you'll see running though your neighborhood. Its ultra compact dimensions give the e-Zone a turning radius of just 3.5 m, which allows you to drive with agility even on the narrowest streets. Thanks to the intensive use of lightweight materials for the body and frame, the vehicle weighs only 570 kg (1256 lbs) without batteries. If you add the lead acid batteries the total weight of the vehicle will increase to 806 kg (1176 lbs). Fortunately, the car is also available with lithium-polymer batteries which are significantly lighter offering a total weight of only 680 kg (1499 lbs).Up front, the car features a big windscreen raked at the same angle as the short bonnet. The front lights are placed pretty high into the body work and feature a simple circular shape. The front turning signals are also round, but they are placed slightly lower, being close to the bumper. To help the car get noticed in the crowd, CT&T gave it a two tone paint job, with the A pillars and the roof line being painted in a different color than the rest of the body.