EV2 Electric Jeep Part 17: EV2 Breaks 100km Range

[grndiesel]

I only found your video series now. I MUST look over them later on when I have the time. Have some vids of my EV saturn, but they aren't much to look at.

100 kilometers highway in a brick like a jeep is very impressive!

[sarbearxoxo]

Thanks for your interest and comments.

Your right it is a Brick.

Congratulations on your electric saturn.

[ripit410s]

Great vids.. I want to convert my jeep also. Could you give me ideas on what to get and how muck this might cost.. Thanks Steve

[sarbearxoxo]

Thanks for your kind words.

If you have the time (and patience) I suggest watching all 44 videos and reading the questions and answers. This should provide a good start.

If you have any questions after that, please do not hesitate to ask.

[mcraig822]

You guys are having too much fun! You have me thinking about converting my 95 Jeep "dune buggy" to an EV down here in Florida. We keep it on local roads and I hardly ever need to go over 40 MPH.

[sarbearxoxo]

It is too much fun!!!!

Dune buggy would be awesome and relatively easy to do.

Please keep us updated if you decide to go ahead.

It really is fairly easy to do.

Take care and Good luck.

Mike

[sarbearxoxo]

120 km per hour equals 74.5 miles per hour.

This is the electric jeep's top speed.

It is really an 80 km per hr vehicle which equals 50 miles per hour.

Sounds like a back road vehicle only for Texans.

But you could convert something more streamlined, but would you want to drive a small car in Texas?

Thanks for your interest and comment.

[TheCopilot91]

How fast is that in MPH? People in Texas drive 80 Mph+ so you need lots of power for passing, especialy when you're driving the equivalent of a military tank.

[sarbearxoxo]

Thanks. We think so too.

[Odziz]

A true record breaker!