Tjaarda EVX Mustang und Shelby Cobra EVX mit Elektromotor ab sofort bestellbar

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Zum Anfang gleich ein paar Eckdaten: Tjaarda EVX Mustang, 0-60mph in weniger als 3,9 Sekunden, null CO2 Emmision und eine Höchstgeschwindigkeit von etwa 200km/h mit 300 PS Leistung. Letztes Wochenende stellte man in San Diego zum einen die HST Shelby Cobra und den Tjaarda EVX Mustang vor. Beide entstanden bei der Partnerschaft zwischen HST International und Tjaarda Design um ein gemeinsammes Projekt zu schaffen und Fahrzeuge zu erschaffen, mit null CO2 Ausstoß! Diese mittels Lithium Batterien von K2 Energy Solutions angetriebenen Elektromotoren, leisten 300 PS und haben dabei eine Reichweite von etwa 110 Meilen im Ford Mustang. Er ist als Daily Driver gedacht und hat dabei anfallende Kosten von etwa 3 Cent pro Meile, der Einstiegspreis liegt bei etwa 80.000 US-Dollar. Die HST Shelby Cobra hingegen sprintet von 0-60mph in etwa 3.2 Sekunden und hat eine Reichweite von 120 Meilen. Die Cobra startet bei 125.000 US-Dollar. Interessant ist auch das eine komplette Tankladung bei 220V etwa 3,5 Stunden dauert und 8 Stunden bei 110V. Beide Fahrzeuge können ab sofort bei HST bestellt werden.

Press Release:

HST International – Tjaarda Design Alliance Changes Face of Electric Cars

‘Electric Muscle(TM)’ on display at Long Beach ‘Green Power Prix-View’

SAN DIEGO, APRIL 16 /PRNewswire/ — HST International has announced a partnership with Tjaarda Design that will change the face of electric cars. The designs that will define the next generation of “Electric Muscle(TM)”, the Tjaarda EVX Mustang and HST Shelby Cobra EVX, will premiere at the 34th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach’s “Green Power Prix-View” on April 18-20.

The Mustang EVX and HST Shelby Cobra EVX prove that electric cars can be environmentally friendly as well as winners on the track and in the looks department. While designed for different purposes, both cars are true zero emission vehicles and feature 300-horsepower electric motors using lithium iron phosphate battery packs developed by K2 Energy Solutions. With 1000 ft/lbs of torque @ 0 rpm, they have the capability to do 0-60 in less than four seconds and a range of over 100 miles.

“We’re excited to be bringing these vehicles to market because they’re head turners and so much fun to drive,” says Tod Boretto, president of HST International. “But more than that, this is a long-term initiative and a unique opportunity on several levels. We do not believe any other manufacturer is bringing together this level of design, performance and green technology today.”

The Tjaarda EVX Mustang is designed to be driven daily — which, with its ability to do 0-60 in 3.9 seconds is no hardship. With a top speed of 120 mph and a range of 110 miles between charges, its estimated operating cost is 3 cents/mile. The exterior is a modern version of a muscle car era classic Mustang, but under the hood it’s a green dream.

The HST Shelby Cobra EVX has the capability to run 0-60 in 3.2 seconds, a top speed of 150 mph and a range of 120 miles, depending on driving habits. With on-board recharging, it requires 3 1/2 hours/220V and 8 hours/110V. Estimated operational cost is 3 cents/mile.

“Tom Tjaarda’s place in automotive design history — from the Ferrari 365 GT California Spider to the Fiat 124 Spyder — will ensure that these cars continue to drop jaws for their looks as well as their performance,” adds Boretto.

The Tjaarda EVX Mustang starts at $80,000 and the Cobra at $125,000, with a range of options available for both vehicles. They will be on display in booth #2104 at the Green Power Prix-View from April 18-20, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. The Tjaarda EVX Mustang and HST Shelby Cobra EVX will next be featured at NBC’s World Series of Golf in May.

San Diego-based HST International uses high-technology engineering and manufacturing to address specialized needs in the automotive industry. Through its alliance partnerships with K2 Energy, Torino International and Tjaarda Design, HST International develops products that achieve the highest levels of quality, innovation and performance. For additional information, go to http://www.hstauto.com/.

[Source: HST International/autobloggreen]

  • Na das is ja mal was… aber 3.5 Stunden an der Tanke stehen is schon ein wenig hart 🙂

    Stefan

    22. April 2008

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