Comments on: Dodge "Developing" Another New Electric Car http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Thu, 24 May 2012 23:24:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Chrysler Releases “New” Dodge Circuit Electric Car - Still No Tesla : Gas 2.0 http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-8144 Chrysler Releases “New” Dodge Circuit Electric Car - Still No Tesla : Gas 2.0 Mon, 12 Jan 2009 17:55:48 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-8144 [...] Chrysler promised would be a real step forward from the concept Dodge EV they showed last summer (a UK-only Lotus Europa powered by a 200 kW electric motor that Dodge painted yellow and decorated wi...).  I won’t keep you in suspense:  it [...] [...] Chrysler promised would be a real step forward from the concept Dodge EV they showed last summer (a UK-only Lotus Europa powered by a 200 kW electric motor that Dodge painted yellow and decorated wi…).  I won’t keep you in suspense:  it [...]

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-8143 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:12:17 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-8143 @ Dodge Gordon: I would absolutely agree with you, except that Chrysler is grossly overstating the dollar-amounts spent on the ENVI program. Really, for all the positive press and attention they are getting out of the thing, it is worth the pennies they throw at it. @ Dodge Gordon: I would absolutely agree with you, except that Chrysler is grossly overstating the dollar-amounts spent on the ENVI program. Really, for all the positive press and attention they are getting out of the thing, it is worth the pennies they throw at it.

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-30180 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:12:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-30180 @ Dodge Gordon: I would absolutely agree with you, except that Chrysler is grossly overstating the dollar-amounts spent on the ENVI program. Really, for all the positive press and attention they are getting out of the thing, it is worth the pennies they throw at it. @ Dodge Gordon: I would absolutely agree with you, except that Chrysler is grossly overstating the dollar-amounts spent on the ENVI program. Really, for all the positive press and attention they are getting out of the thing, it is worth the pennies they throw at it.

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-8142 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:10:49 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-8142 @ mpgomatic - the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler's gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project's (and company's) shortcomings simply because the car was electric - and it paid off! They got their 4 billion. As for the Dodge EV being fast - it should be fast, it's an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor. (now, as for the Dodge EV being "fast as hell" ... it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I'll show you fast) @ mpgomatic – the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler’s gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project’s (and company’s) shortcomings simply because the car was electric – and it paid off! They got their 4 billion.

As for the Dodge EV being fast – it should be fast, it’s an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor.

(now, as for the Dodge EV being “fast as hell” … it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I’ll show you fast)

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-30174 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:10:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-30174 @ mpgomatic - the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler's gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project's (and company's) shortcomings simply because the car was electric - and it paid off! They got their 4 billion. As for the Dodge EV being fast - it should be fast, it's an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor. (now, as for the Dodge EV being "fast as hell" ... it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I'll show you fast) @ mpgomatic – the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler’s gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project’s (and company’s) shortcomings simply because the car was electric – and it paid off! They got their 4 billion.

As for the Dodge EV being fast – it should be fast, it’s an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor.

(now, as for the Dodge EV being “fast as hell” … it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I’ll show you fast)

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-30175 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:10:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-30175 @ mpgomatic - the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler's gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project's (and company's) shortcomings simply because the car was electric - and it paid off! They got their 4 billion. As for the Dodge EV being fast - it should be fast, it's an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor. (now, as for the Dodge EV being "fast as hell" ... it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I'll show you fast) @ mpgomatic – the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler’s gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project’s (and company’s) shortcomings simply because the car was electric – and it paid off! They got their 4 billion.

As for the Dodge EV being fast – it should be fast, it’s an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor.

(now, as for the Dodge EV being “fast as hell” … it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I’ll show you fast)

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-30176 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:10:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-30176 @ mpgomatic - the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler's gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project's (and company's) shortcomings simply because the car was electric - and it paid off! They got their 4 billion. As for the Dodge EV being fast - it should be fast, it's an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor. (now, as for the Dodge EV being "fast as hell" ... it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I'll show you fast) @ mpgomatic – the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler’s gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project’s (and company’s) shortcomings simply because the car was electric – and it paid off! They got their 4 billion.

As for the Dodge EV being fast – it should be fast, it’s an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor.

(now, as for the Dodge EV being “fast as hell” … it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I’ll show you fast)

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-30177 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:10:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-30177 @ mpgomatic - the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler's gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project's (and company's) shortcomings simply because the car was electric - and it paid off! They got their 4 billion. As for the Dodge EV being fast - it should be fast, it's an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor. (now, as for the Dodge EV being "fast as hell" ... it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I'll show you fast) @ mpgomatic – the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler’s gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project’s (and company’s) shortcomings simply because the car was electric – and it paid off! They got their 4 billion.

As for the Dodge EV being fast – it should be fast, it’s an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor.

(now, as for the Dodge EV being “fast as hell” … it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I’ll show you fast)

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-30178 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:10:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-30178 @ mpgomatic - the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler's gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project's (and company's) shortcomings simply because the car was electric - and it paid off! They got their 4 billion. As for the Dodge EV being fast - it should be fast, it's an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor. (now, as for the Dodge EV being "fast as hell" ... it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I'll show you fast) @ mpgomatic – the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler’s gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project’s (and company’s) shortcomings simply because the car was electric – and it paid off! They got their 4 billion.

As for the Dodge EV being fast – it should be fast, it’s an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor.

(now, as for the Dodge EV being “fast as hell” … it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I’ll show you fast)

]]> By: Jo Borras http://gas2.org/2009/01/09/dodge-developing-another-new-electric-car-for-detroit-show/#comment-30179 Jo Borras Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:10:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1546#comment-30179 @ mpgomatic - the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler's gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project's (and company's) shortcomings simply because the car was electric - and it paid off! They got their 4 billion. As for the Dodge EV being fast - it should be fast, it's an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor. (now, as for the Dodge EV being "fast as hell" ... it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I'll show you fast) @ mpgomatic – the Dodge EV is LESS than a half-hearted attempt. It was Chrysler’s gamble that the American press and eco-enthusiasts would overlook the project’s (and company’s) shortcomings simply because the car was electric – and it paid off! They got their 4 billion.

As for the Dodge EV being fast – it should be fast, it’s an electric car! All electric motors have 100% of their torque available off the line for instant throttle response and brutal off-the-line acceleration. FAST is to be expected, especially with such a light (non-Chrysler-developed) chassis and powerful (non-Chrysler-developed) motor.

(now, as for the Dodge EV being “fast as hell” … it did 0-60 in what, 5.3? Come see me at 1369 N Killian and I’ll show you fast)

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