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A start-up motor company based in Santa Monica, Calif., Coda Automotive, will reveal a new electric car soon which it plans to begin selling in California in 2010, with plans to launch nationwide later on.
The five-passenger sedan will run off of Chinese-made batteries, giving the driver the ability to run 90 to 120 miles per charge. The price tag is higher than most, selling for about $45,000 before federal and state rebates are applied.
Somewhat LEGO-like, the details of the all-electric 2010 Coda Sedan are coming together. I learned this morning that the EV will use a 134 hp motor from UQM. BorgWarner is supplying its eGearDrive single-speed transmission which will find a home under the hood of the electric vehicle.
According to Coda the BorgWarner’s 31-03 eGearDrive transmission, is “ideally suited” for electric drive vehicles. The highway-speed Coda Sedan will likely not be the only model to use this transmission, which is adaptable to a variety of systems, says BorgWarner Drivetrain Systems president and general manager John Sanderson.
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