Canadian technologies have just joined a project targeted at getting electric cars onto roads around the world. The official unveiling of Project Eve took place this week at the EV 2010 Electric Vehicles Conference as well as Trade Show in Vancouver. In addition, the official design for the Kestrel, a four-passenger electric car from a plant-based hemp composite, was introduced by Calgary-based Motive Industries.
This program features special technical sessions on advanced energy storage, two plenary sessions, municipal readiness, along with a 4-track technical program of 16 sessions and main topics in terms of vehicle technologies, infrastructure, as well as other readiness measures, essential; public policies and institutional changes, together with commercialization and environmental influences. Besides, this conference also witnesses the participation of vehicle manufacturers, fleet managers, alternative vehicle retailers, utilities, architects, sustainability managers, suppliers of components, engineers, property builders, parts and professional services, the electric vehicle industry, power producers, research and technology professionals, environmental organizations, educators, students, policy makers, non-government organizations, local, provincial and federal government transportation and environment officials, as well as investors.
An eVaro electric sports car made by Canada\’s FVT
A LEAF electric car made by Japan\’s Nissan
Also, this 2010 conference will pack EV strategies for climate change, infrastructure innovations, customer’s perspectives, OEM vision & plans for the future, new national CSA standards, and life cycle assessment of EVs, along with their batteries.
A Might-E-Truck electric car by Canada\’s Projecteve is shown in Vancouver, Canada
An eStar electric delivery truck made by America\’s Navistar International Corporation
A 1912 Detroit Electric created by America\’s Anderson Electric Car Company is exhibited
An i-MiEV electric car made by Japan\’s Mitsubishi Motors
The 2010 Electric Vehicles Trade Show opened, exhibiting electric vehicles designed and by companies of the United States, Canada and Japan
A new electric taxi has been unveiled at the Hannover Trade Show
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