FluxPower says its lithium battery technology is powering GreenTech Automotive’s (GTA) MyCar, being unveiled today (6 July) in a ceremony attended by former US President, Bill Clinton.
Also attending the event are Mississippi Governor, Phil Bryant (R), former Mississippi Governor, Haley Barbour (R) and Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security Douglas Smith.
“Flux has been working with GTA for well over a year now to design and validate various lithium packs for its MyCar programme,” said Flux Power CEO, Chris Anthony.
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“We have developed a 7, 15, and 23KWh pack with GTA and have already delivered the first several hundred vehicles worth of battery packs to them for production.
” We are excited to collaborate with GTA, another great American technology company, to supply the world with cost-effective electric vehicles.”
The two-seat MyCar is a neighbourhood electric vehicle (NEV) which has an estimated range of 115 miles between battery charges.
NEVs are low-speed vehicles designed for neighbourhood driving, as opposed to highway driving and are limited by State laws to maximum speeds of 25mph to 35mph.
MyCar is a pure electric vehicle and can be recharged from any regular household socket (110 volt) and costs around two cents worth of electricity per mile to operate.
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