A new vision of personal city transport related to the understanding of the needs of modern urbanization and respecting the green thinking is the goal of the new European project called „ESPRIT“. ESPRIT means Easily diStributed Personal RapId Transit and is a model of future car sharing in city centers and suburbia. The solution will be a roadtrains of electric vehicles. Coupling systems of the vehicles will help to redistribute them more effective according to the passenger’s needs. It is possible to connect up to 7 vehicles, which will be delivered by the service operator; anywhere they will be needed – any public transport stations.
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Showing posts with label electrical vehicles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electrical vehicles. Show all posts
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16 November 2016
Cleaner transport in Europe
Europe will see more than half a million electric vehicles (EVs) on its roads by the end of 2016, as revealed by a study conducted by Transport & Environment (T&E), an organisation that campaigns for smarter, cleaner transport in Europe.
Including Norway (and other non-EU members) Europe is the second largest market for purely electric cars in the world.
Including Norway (and other non-EU members) Europe is the second largest market for purely electric cars in the world.
19 July 2016
Elon Musk unveils Tesla Model 3
This video is the presentation of the electric car Tesla Model 3. The range of this car is going to be 215 miles per charge and the price of the model is going to start from about $35,000. The Tesla Model 3 is set to begin deliveries at the end of 2017. More than 115,000 orders had been placed within 24 hours according to the CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk.
8 July 2016
First electric road inaugurated in Sweden
Electric vehicle technology is the next innovative step in automotive industry. Electricity in transportation is applicable in trams, metros and railways. Since now many famous brands have presented electric cars.
Electric vehicles are mechanically very simple and often achieve 90% energy conversion efficiency.
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