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Announcing a new "Project" for Toronto Hybrid Group! Well, "new" may not be the operative word. We first started looking into and following the development of the plug-in for the Prius back in May '06 when Hymotion's Akos' sister, Karola, brought her 100 MPG Plug-In Prius to our Coffee Shop Mtg and Jack and I drove around in the pleasure of silent electric driving. Since then, the Hymotion boys came to our new "digs" in Aurora to demo their latest design as the new unit went into production as an A123 product with a $10,000 (US) price tag. Since then, we have had Power Supply Inc (affordable but PbA) and EnerMotion (Solar PHEV but NiMH and still over $7K) talk to us about their PHEV designs.
Then, I became, what I am going to refer to as the first non-Fleet, Canadian Prius Plug-In Driver just last October/09. And, now it's time for the rest of this group to join me in installing my most recent discovery, the latest, affordable plug-in product, the Enginer PHEV Kit. What makes it particularly interesting is that it houses up-to-date, safe technology (Li-Ion Phosphate) in an affordable package (less than $4K) for a 4 kWh Kit that leaves the spare tire in the car. And, local installation is available.
What: Group Purchase of Enginer PHEV Plug-In Unit
This is a NON-Event to gather names of those interested in participating in a group purchase of an Enginer PHEV Plug-In Unit for any Hybrid.
Their main website is at Enginer.us and details of the unit are here.
Please read the available information on the Internet, such as
Then, please RSVP your current decision of "Yes", "No" or "Maybe". We will be expecting $1000 deposit before we initiate your order. Mony will schedule the installations in the order that we receive your deposit and the kits become available here in Toronto.
Thank you for caring about the environment ...
~ Erik & Mony
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Brian:
I agree about the price range ... especially with our group purchasing power.
~ Erik
I've noticed that the group's price difference between the different sizes (2 & 4 kWh) is about $800 (US) not installed, FOB Michigan. This could give you an indication of the battery price at about $400/kWh. It will probably only drop between now and when you'll need a new set. Take a look at the curves in the following link. JP forwarded this link to me from the ThunderSky manufacturer of the batteries. http://www.thunder-sky.com/
... ~ Erik
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The price put the packge in the range of practicality. One key item is the price of replacement batteries, and also how much of an effect the cold weather plus heat requiremnts will have on the range per charge.