An industry official suggested that each EV1 cost the company around US$80,000, including research, development and other associated costs; [59] other estimates placed the vehicle's actual cost as high as $100,000. [57] GM invested slightly less than $500 million into the EV1 and electric vehicle-related technologies, [60] and over $1 billion ...

GM stated the cost of the EV1 program at slightly less than $500 million before marketing and sales costs, and over $1 billion in total; a portion of this cost was defrayed by the Clinton Administration's $1.25 billion Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles (PNGV) program.

2024年9月30日 · The Solectria Force was introduced in 1991 and priced at $33,995, and it had a lead-acid battery pack that gave it a range of 50 miles at 45 mph. There was also a nickel-metal hydride version...

1996年8月4日 · The General Motors EV1, a fifth-generation version of the 1990 Impact show car, will sell for $44,000, or roughly three times the price of an equivalent petrol-powered model. To counter the problem, GM will lease the EV1 to customers through 25 of its Saturn brand dealerships in San Diego, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Tucson.

The key issue left out was the cost of producing the EV1 electric car. About 1100 EV1's were produced by General Motors (GM) and leased to selected drivers at a monthly cost of $250 to $500. The drivers thought that this was somewhere near what would be required to cover the cost of producing them.

1997 General Motors EV1 VEHICLE TYPE front-motor, front-wheel-drive, 2-passenger, 2-door coupe. PRICE AS TESTED $33,995. MOTOR TYPE induction AC, 137 hp, 110 lb-ft; 16.5-kWh lead-acid battery...

2021年7月7日 · The General Motors team that developed the pioneering EV1 electric car had to invent new technologies that are now commonplace on EVs. Among them: low-rolling-resistance tires, keyless...

2016年3月16日 · Depending on where the lessee lived, the EV1 could cost between $399 a month to $549 a month. The lease program was considered a real world test project. The lessees were pretty much beta...

2024年6月17日 · Renamed (mercifully) the EV1, GM’s electric car would be available through leases costing $399/month, equivalent to roughly $733 today (leasing allowed GM to cover maintenance costs such as...

2023年1月20日 · General Motors crushed most EV1 cars after they were returned, alleging that selling the cars (or allowing people to salvage them) would cost too much money in warranty claims and parts overhead. However, some cars were saved for …