Electric Vehicle Systems Evs

Are there body. staff need to drive electric vehicles – maintenance of data on problems / performance?
I have a degree associated with auto mechanics in 1977 and worked in fact, maintenance of projects. After hearing of electricity Toyota Rav EVs could not believe that not on the road. I want to keep data on the perfomance of an electric vehicle to be used to promote or inform Manufactor of potential problems. I would expect coniditions receive different or mileage to test the electrical vehcile. I'm very good at maintaining and making notes on prroblems, control the system governing the verification of possible problems "normal" driver could be found, monitoring of costs. I want to be manufartors driver or company.
— I'm not aware of any evidence of pilot programs currently being implemented by EV makers at the time. Indeed, a handful of vehicles electric Toyota RAV4 on the road yet, driven by their original NiMH batteries, many of which now have over 100,000 miles on them – is the only remaining Using EV battery technology, which was later bought by an oil company and recalled EV. * The poster above me seems to be talking about 30 years old EV technology as if it were still the state of-the-art. I introduce you to a couple of days present electric vehicles: * * The ZAP-http://zapworld.com/zapworld.aspx?id=4560 http://phoenixmotorcars.com/models/fleet.html sports x 644 hp – top speed 155 mph. Journey to 350 miles on a charge – the batteries are recharged in just 10 minutes. And the batteries last 10 to 20 years. The EV Phoenix uses the same battery technology, and is being built at present for use of the fleet. * The lithium battery technology does not present a problem of hazardous waste or – lithium batteries is in the form of salt harmless. And they are fully recyclable. And, of course, no amount of so-called "pollution of the battery" could be compared with the environmental damage caused by the drilling, pumping, refining, transportation, and gasoline. —
E-tran electric vehicle system: Charge EV while in motion directly from the roaday and power grid.
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