An Ohio-based company called Advanced Mechanical Products or AMP for short is developing an all-electric version of Saturn’s Sky roadster equipped with twin brushless DC motors (one for each back wheel) that are powered by lithium phosphate batteries. According to AMP, the Sky EV should be able to go from 0 to 60mph (96 km/h) in about 5.7 seconds and on a top speed of 90 mph (145 km/h).

The company has already started accepting pre-orders for the first 300 vehicles but before you head over to AMP, learn that the conversion costs $25,000, and that of course, does not include the price of the Sky. See the video of the prototype model running up and down a street after the jump. -Continued

Via: Autoblogreen , Link: AMP


2 comments

  1. Ionut // August 06, 2008  

    this direction should be pursued by the Manufacturer, since it could very well prove to be an important selling point in the EU, if new emissions regulations are to be set.

  2. Saturn Sky // October 14, 2008  

    thank you very much

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