Member Vehicles
Here are some of the electric vehicles that are currently driven by members of our electric vehicle club. This list is a bit out of date (from 2017) but will be updated soon.
2012 Mitsubishi iMiEV
The newest addition to our club members car list is a used Mitsubishi iMiEV. The owners liked the one owned by another member and were able to find one that fit their budget.
2016 Tesla Model S
One of our members, who also owns a Nissan Leaf, recently purchased a brand new Tesla Model S.
2014 Cadillac ELR
One of our members traded in his Chevy Volt and bought this Cadillac ELR.
2013 Nissan Leaf
Several
of our members have one of these Nissan Leaf's.
2013 Ford Focus Electric
This club member has upgraded his Ford in order to be able to "fast charge".
2012 Mitsubishi i-MiEV
This is a cool little car from Mitsubishi. The member who owns it liked it so much he bought another one.
2006 Xebra
This 100% Electric Xebra has a top speed of 40 mph. It has three wheels - so it technically a Motorcycle.
2003 Toyota RAV4 EV
The member who owns this Toyota RAV4 EV actually owns FIVE of them.
He also recently purchased a Chevy Volt.
1993 Saturn SL1
One of our younger members switched over his car to electric and is really pleased with how it turned out. He converted in two months time - he started June 28, 2010 and took the first drive in it as an electric vehicle on August 29, 2010.
1986 Pontiac Fiero
This Fiero conversion was acquired by one of our club members in March of 2010. He has been enjoying his car and says it is "fun to zip around town in a sporty electric auto."
1981 Electrica 007
One of our members purchased this 1981 Electrica 007 at the 2010 Power of DC event in Hagerstown, Maryland. The 1981 Electrica 007 is a Production Electric car that was built by Jet Industries on a Plymouth Horizon glider (never had gasoline components) and is one of around 70 that was made of this particular model.
1972 General Electric Tractor
Not only do our members own electric cars, some of them own tractors like this 1972 General Electric Lawn Tractor.
443 Mountain Bikes
The 443 Mountain Bike comes in three different battery styles. One of our members has the Lead Acid model. A second member has a NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) model.
The range on a full charge is 24-27 miles depending on conditions. Maximum Speed is 15 mph, however, it can go faster with pedaling. Pedaling increases both the speed and the range.
eGo Cycle 2 LX
This eGo Cycle is their LX model and in Pennsylvania is classified as a motorized cycle. It has a motorcycle license plate and is considered to be a motorcycle for insurance purposes.
It has a range of 25 miles per charge, and will go up to 25 mph.