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These EVs are Great Alternatives to Gas-Powered Vehicles
No longer an experimental side note in the auto industry's quest for new, fuel-efficient technology, today's electric vehicle is a fully functional automobile capable of transporting you through the heavy demands of daily life — without the burden of pit stops at the pump. Gone are the glorified golf carts of earlier days and in their place is a diverse and growing field of electric-powered cars that cater to a wide variety of lifestyles. From budget coupes to family-friendly crossovers to high-performance sports cars, modern electric cars come in all shapes, sizes, and price ranges.
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Coda Sedan
This all-electric mid-size sedan offers spirited performance with 221 lb-ft of torque and a top speed of 85 mph. Powered by a lithium-iron phosphate battery that provides a range of up to 125 miles, the fully-equipped, five-passenger Coda recharges in just six hours. |
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BYD e6
Powered by a high-energy lithium-ion battery dubbed the "Fe," the BYD e6 is the rare electric vehicle that is both efficient and family-friendly. Boasting an impressive range of over 180 miles, this true five-passenger crossover is both functional and eco-friendly. |
Toyota Prius Plug-In Hybrid
The plug-in version of the Prius changes out nickel-metal hydride batteries in favor of advanced lithium-ion battery packs and adds the option of recharging from a standard 110-volt electrical outlet. The result is a one-of-a-kind car that can drive up to 13 miles on electric power alone.
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Tesla Roadster
This small neighborhood runabout is perfect for quick jaunts to the store down quiet suburban streets. Running solely off an all-electric 12-horsepower electric motor, the GEM e4 won't be winning any street races; however, it is capable of driving on public roads with a speed limit of 35 mph or less. |
Chevrolet Volt
This series-hybrid is powered solely by an electric drive unit, and makes for a great commuter vehicle. Best of all, this four-passenger sedan can be plugged into a standard 120-volt outlet to recharge overnight. |
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GEM e4
This small neighborhood runabout is perfect for quick jaunts to the store down quiet suburban streets. Running solely off an all-electric 12-horsepower electric motor, the GEM e4 won't be winning any street races; however, it is capable of driving on public roads with a speed limit of 35 mph or less. |
GAYOT's current list of the Best Electric Cars
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