Designed ground up, Defiant Xtreme EV3 Roadster w/ a sport design

http://www.greenoptimistic.com/2014/03/26/new-electric-vehicle-defiant-xtreme-ev3-roadster-debut-next-month/
New Electric Vehicle, Defiant Xtreme EV3 Roadster, to Debut Next Month
By Benji Jerew  March 26, 2014

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Defiant Xtreme EV3 Roadster Electric Vehicle Testing Phase
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Designed from the ground up as an electric vehicle, the Defiant Xtreme EV3
Roadster will debut next month at the Knoxville, Tennessee, Earth Day
Festival.

Developed by Shockwave Motors, the Defiant Xtreme EV3 Roadster is an
electric vehicle designed to take advantage of the efficiencies of an
electric vehicle powertrain with a sport design we’re used to seeing only in
racing events. In fact, the Defiant Xtreme EV3 Roadster kind of reminds me
of the Nissan Deltawing or Nissan BladeGlider. The Deltawing, of course, is
well-known on the racing circuits for its unique aerodynamic design, and the
BladeGlider as a unique electric vehicle.

The benefit, of course, of the Defiant Xtreme EV3 Roadster electric vehicle,
is that it won’t cost you millions of dollars. Like the Deltawing, it
promises to be remarkably efficient. Like the BladeGlider, and unlike the
Deltawing, it will carry three passengers, but it hasn’t been designed as a
supercar. Rather, the largest-capacity LiFePO4 (lithium-iron phosphate)
battery pack has been rated at 200 miles, if you average 45 mph.

The car itself is unique, and may not be appealing to everyone. Still, we
need to make some adjustments if we plan on getting into an electric
vehicle. The car’s starting price is just $24,950 with a 50 mi SLA (sealed
lead acid) battery, but adding range and other options can push the price to
about $40,000. My configuration, if I had the money or need, ran to $38,545,
including 200 miles of range, provided by a LiFePO4 battery pack, LII home
charging system, LIII charging capability, sunroof, and air conditioning.
Interestingly, this is about the same as you’d pay for a fully-specced Chevy
Volt or a little more than a fully-specced Nissan Leaf. You’d get better
than four times the range of the Volt, however, and better than twice that
of the Leaf.
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