Difference between revisions of "Navistar E-Star E-300 EV Electric Truck"
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| + | E300 van was powered by a 70 kW 102 hp electric motor powered by an 80kWhr [[lithium-ion]] battery pack supplied by [[A123 Systems]], and also used [[regenerative braking]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:39, 31 October 2021
wikipedia:Navistar_International#eStar_electric_van (2010)
E300 van was powered by a 70 kW 102 hp electric motor powered by an 80kWhr lithium-ion battery pack supplied by A123 Systems, and also used regenerative braking.
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