The GM EV 1

 The General Motors EV 1

Featured in the movie "Who Killed the Electric Car?"  The EV 1 was produced from 1996-1999.

Only 1,117 were produced.  They originally were leased only in Southern California and Arizona.  San Francisco, Sacramento, and Atlanta, Georgia were later added.  The cars were never sold, only leased, through Saturn dealerships.  Only about 40 exist today.  Check out the movie to see why. 

Taking it on the road

EV4U is taking their popular EV Conversion Workshops on the road.  Starting Summer 2014, EV4U will be offering one day Conversion Workshops in the SF Bay Area.  Exact dates and locations are yet to be determined, but we are seeking feedback regarding what day of the week and location is most desired by future participants.
Email us at EV4Uinc@yahoo.com with your preference.  Visit EV4Unow.com for more information regarding our Workshops.

New for 2014
This Sandrail will be used in our 3-Day Hands-On Conversion Workshops.  Participants will convert it to electric and then test drive it on our test track.  Also for 2014, EV4U has increased the number of Workshops to ten, up from four per year in the past.  Visit EV4Unow.com and sign up today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh8Xjo0RxOY&feature=share&list=UUsoz2izhGltjay4Tl2niPSQ

New Electric Delta and Silverback: EV powerboats from Amsterdam (+playlist)

http://www.youtube.com/v/Nh8Xjo0RxOY?version=3&list=UUsoz2izhGltjay4Tl2niPSQ&autoplay=1&showinfo=1&attribution_tag=XWU9UgV0UTEVDB5O5DTL8A&feature=share&autohide=1

It's not just batteries that have changed, but also chargers.
Check out this early GE unit.