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Finland-based Valmet Automotive, which signed a letter of intent under which Valmet Automotive will be a production and engineering partner for the ThinkCity electric vehicle, will also become a minor shareholder in Think. Other stakeholders in the deal include Investinor, the Norwegian sovereign investment company.
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The project uses a 24-kilowatt-hour fixed storage EnerDel battery pack, originally designed for the THINKCity electric vehicle. Ltd, which did the EV modifications; THINK, which provided parts; Kyuki Inc. Separately, the Nikkei had reported that JFE Engineering Corp. Other Green Crossover partners include Tokyo R&D Co.,
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ThinkCity EV. The Obama Administration is proposing a three-part strategy that supports electric vehicle manufacturing and adoption through improvements to tax credits in current law, investments in research and development (R&D), and a new competitive program to encourage communities to invest in electric vehicle infrastructure.
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I started the company as a side business to restore EVs that had been abandoned,” Steiner said, explaining that he and his business partner Rod Spurgin have turned around a number of cars from Workhorse, Lordstown Motors, ThinkCity, and other brands. It’s been great to be a part of that.”. Hoosier EVA outreach event.
This will be used for the conversion of delivery vehicles as part of a comprehensive road testing programme. Think and Ener1 will team with Zero Sports of Japan - Zero Sports has been chosen as one of the conversion partners for delivering electric vehicles as Japan Post aims to electrify its fleet of 22,000 delivery vehicles.
I started the company as a side business to restore EVs that had been abandoned,” Steiner said, explaining that he and his business partner Rod Spurgin have turned around a number of cars from Workhorse, Lordstown Motors, ThinkCity, and other brands. It’s been great to be a part of that.”. Hoosier EVA outreach event.
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↓ ↑ report 10 Pixls 11:45PM (4/09/2009) well i think, in a perfect world there would be some level of uniformity to the batteries per car of course not all cars would have the same pack, that would be impossible, but perhaps, an SUV pack, a sport pack, minivan pack, and like regular car or something.
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