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AVERE (the European Electric Road Vehicle Association) has links to suppliers around Europe. For more details, see Electric vehicles and EV programmes.

 

 

AVT (Alternative Vehicles Technology) in the UK supply conversions. For more details, see Electric vehicles.

 

 

  Battery Vehicle Society (UK) (BVS) has been going for many years. Their magazine, Battery Vehicle Review, includes adverts for second hand EVs. For more details, see Electric vehicles.

 

 

Citroen Berlingo Electric who offer the Berlingo van as an EV. For more details, see Electric vehicles.

 

 

  CITELEC. For more details, see EV programmes.

 

 

Eagle Star insurance company. For more details, see Electric vehicle FAQ.

 

 

EAT (EA Technology Ltd). For more details, see Chronology.

 

 

Electric Car Association (UK) . For more details, see Electric vehicles.

 

 

ElectricCars.com (USA), by subscription. For details, see Electric vehicles.

 

 

Electricity Association. For more details, see Environmental issues of cars.

 

 

Energy Saving Trust has contact details for EV suppliers. For more details, see Electric vehicles, Peugeot 106 electric, Report 1 and Report 2.

 

 

ETA (Environmental Transport Association). For more details, see Environmental issues of cars.

 

 

EVA (Electric Vehicle Association) UK is a trade organisation. See Electric vehicles.

 

 

General Motors EV1. For more details, see Electric vehicles.

 

 

The Highways Act 1980. For more details, see Lambeth report.

 

 

London Borough of Lambeth. For more details, see Chronology.

 

 

London Electricity plc. For details, see Chronology, Report 1 and Report 2.

 

 

Lynch Motor company in the UK supply conversions. For more details, see Electric vehicles.

 

 

Mendrisio, a project in Switzerland specifically addressing the issues facing individuals who want to buy and use EVs. For more details, see EV programmes and Electric vehicles

 

 

MIRA (Motor Industry Research Association). For details, see Electric vehicles and Peugeot 106 electric.

 

 

OFFER (Office of the Electricity Regulator). For more details, see Chronology.

 

 

Peugeot (UK). For more details, see Peugeot 106 electric.

 

 

  Powershift. For more details, see Electric vehicles, Peugeot 106 electric, Measurement data and Report 1.

 

 

PSA. For more details, see Peugeot 106 electric.

 

 

SAFT. For more details, see Peugeot 106 electric.

 

 

Slower Speeds Initiative.  See Environmental issues of cars.

 

 

SmILE car by Greenpeace.  See Environmental issues of cars.

 

 

Superpitch. For more details, see Charging point.

 

 

  TTR (Transport & Travel Research Ltd). For more details, see Measurement data.

 

 

ZEUS. For more details, see EV programmes.

 

 

 

 

http://www.electric-cars.org.uk/  -  Electric Car Association for the UK.

http://www.aeva.asn.au/  -  Electric Vehicle Assoc. in Austraila

www.cmpbatteries.co.uk/  -  Chloride Motive Power. Battery suppliers.

http://info.lboro.ac.uk/departments/el/research/crest/crestev.html  -  Bedford CF van

http://www.4qd.co.uk/index.html#indx  -  This is a big site with lots to look at. The company deals mainly with speed controllers up to 60volts

www.pureresearch.co.uk/  -  UK suppliers of EDTA battery Reviver

www.lemcoltd.com/  -  Manufacturers of the motors installed into my Ford Feista

www.avt.uk.com/  -  AVT super motors and car conversions in the UK ( these guys use a hotted up motor Lynch motor)

www.e2v.co.uk/  -  E2V are a company who suppy parts and conversions for vehicles

www.apgate.com/elec/pselect/ps_98.htm  -  Directory of battery and electronics people in UK

www.ibcs.co.uk/  -  Battery and chargers manufactures

www.mcn.org/a/innevations/default.html  -  EV components and kits ( USA )

http://geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/4214/links.html  -  EV links sites, companys etc ( mainly USA )

http://www.norco-batteries.co.uk/  -  Battery people

www.think.no/mainframe.htm  -  This could be Fords new little baby EV (remember to click the English section)

www.corbinmotors.com/  -  These guys are in the USA and make a nice little EV called the Sparrow its quick and available in the UK. ( so I have heard £8000)

www.twike.ch/english/index.htm  -  A nice little 3 wheel EV from germany

http://www.est.org.uk/est/what/powershift/925378067est.html  -  Power shift UK, get a grant to convert your car ( but you need to buy a new car first)

http://www.curtisinst.com/curtisinst/curtww/UKeng/UKengpg.html  -  Curtis speed controllers, I have one fitted in a Metro.

www.zensys.co.uk/home/page/jon.spence/elecveh.htm  -  EV page links

http://www.hawker.invensys.com/english/index.htm  -  Hawker batteries group

The Electric Bike Company UK  -  As it says , these people are very helpful

The Zappy  -  EV bikes and scooters USA but are imported to the UK for around £550 for the scooter

www.wilde-evolutions.com/  -  Another EV page for bits and ideas (not UK)

http://www.bedford-cf.co.uk/  -  Not really a EV site but more about people who own the Bedford CF.

 

 

 

 

 

     

    EV Technical Reference Sources

    Non-Electric, but Interesting

    EV Books

    • Convert It: by Mike Brown. An excellent "dirty hands turning the wrenches" kind of guide to building and maintaing a reliable electric car. 

    • Build Your Own Electric Vehicle: By Bob Bryant. Lots of technical information, including details on how all the components actually work.

    • The New Electric Vehicles: By Michael Hackleman. Wonderful and inspirational pictures, with great details on specific conversions and custom EVs, including solar cars, boats and even airplanes.

    • The Complete Book of Electric Vehicles: by Sheldon R. Schacket. A little bit dated, but an excellent history of electric vehicles up to 1980. Includes an interesting look at several older conversions.

    • How to Convert to an Electric Car: by Ted Lucas. This is an older book, now out of print, which details a Renault Caravelle conversion, using a surplus generator as a drive motor. Included is information on building an SCR type controller, and a 72 volt battery charger. It is a good look at what EV conversions used to be like. 

         

         

    EV Promotion Organizations

    • EVUK: Electric vehicles in the UK

 

 

 

 

 

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