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Available & concept electric cars Toyota iq ev So, Toyota is taking a tentative step into commercial EV sales with the introduction of the electric iQ in 2012. The iQ is already designed as a frugal city car, so turning this into an electric vehicle makes a lot of sense. The problem with a city car of small dimensions is that there is already enough competition for space, so what happens when you add a battery pack to the equation? Toyota has solved this with the new flat battery pack from the plug in Prius which slots neatly under the floor, thus allowing the passenger compartment to be unimpeded with additional intrusions. The iQ is a marvel of packaging, so what you have here is a frugal, zero-emissions city car with a larger car feel.
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Toyota said Monday it will offer an electric compact called eQ (the iQ EV in the U.S.) in December though the number of the vehicles made will be extremely limited — about 100 for special fleet use. The iQ EV is priced at 3.6 million yen ($45,000) and has a limited cruise range of 100 kilometers (62 miles). 2012 Toyota iQ EV Technically Speaking. The iQ EV uses Toyota’s newly developed “high-output” lithium-ion battery which boasts a frugal electric power consumption rate of 167.37 Wh per mile. All of this comes in an ultra-compact and lightweight urban car, ideal for stop and go traffic. The 12 kWh battery provides an estimated range of up to 50 miles on a full charge, sufficient for urban cycles and city driving. The electric iQ can be fully charged in approximately three hours at 240V. With its maximum output 47 kW, 63 hp and its maximum torque of 120 lbs ft, in its S mode range, the iQ EV accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 13.4 seconds, and from 30 to 50 mph in seven seconds. Its top speed is 78 mph.
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Love the iQ (but not the Aston pimped up version). It is probably Toyota's / Lexus's most coherent and brilliant designs, mixing simplicity with delightful details. 3.Randi Almano While Toyota will have EVs in several segments, it’s Lexus that will become the company’s EV spearhead. Test footage demonstrated a “new chapter” for the luxury brand with a camouflaged “RZ BEV” SUV. Imagine a battery-electric RX and you’ll have it. It’s a move that’s similar to GM’s announcement that its Cadillac luxury brand will pivot to EVs as well. It’s also the traditional way automotive innovation usually arrives in the market: from the top down, in luxury models first, just as Tesla did it.
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