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Toyota i-ROAD EV

G. David Felt
in Electric Vehicles and Alternative Fuels

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G. David Felt
Alternative Fuels & Propulsion writer
www.CheersandGears.com

 

Toyota i-ROAD EV

 

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So in looking around at what other EV auto's were being talked about, I found Toyota has a 3 wheel bike that is enclosed called the i-ROAD. Powered by two 2kW 2.7HP motors using lithium-ion battery pack good for a range of 26 miles of inner city driving. EV.COM states that according to Toyota, the 2016 world wide version will have a 31 mile range based on an average speed of 18mph.

 

The following video shows the i-ROAD in use around Toyota City.

 

 

What are your thoughts, does the i-ROAD have a chance of making it in a global market?

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    I think given the drop in real wages in our country and the increasing urbanization, this is the wave of the future.

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