Toronto Electric to convert 1917 Raush Electric into A2B car

Desh Raj SharmaMay 12 2010

Steve Dallas, president of Toronto Electric, is busy transforming a vintage 1917 Raush Electric into an A2B car. The prototype vehicle will feature a dense lithium battery pack, placed in the center, coupled with a 43 kW motor. With fully charged batteries, the 1,600 lbs vehicle would cover a distance of 210 kilometers with no difficulty.

toronto electric a2b car prototype
toronto electric a2b car prototype

Steve availed the expert services of Dutchman Design, Montreal, for the car design that flaunts a one-piece fiberglass body. The tiny front hood offers ample space for the single-speed gearbox and a diesel-powered heater. Lowdown Hot Rods of Cambridge, Ontario built the Chromalloy frame of the car. The zero-emission car nowhere falls short on the tech side; a console-mounted touch screen for monitoring and making adjustments make the car a programmable computer on wheels.

Via: Metronews

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