1. GEM (Global Electric Motorscars) is affiliated with Chrysler and you have probably seen these vehicles around large shopping complexes or college campuses. In addition to making passenger only models, GEM also makes three models with a truck bed that is great for landscaping companies or other utility needs. The price is right for fleet ownership with a base price of $6,795 up to $12,495.
2. Dynasty iT is found in British Columbia and the price is quite a bit higher, starting out at $14,000 and going up to $25,000. Drivers have the option of a sedan, truck, convertible, or a combination of those. The body is made from fiberglass and can obtain a full charge in only 12 hours.
3. Miles ZX40: This line is slightly larger than most NEVs and has the ability to seat four passengers as well as 41 cubic feet of cargo room when the back seats are folded down. The price ranges from $14,900 up to $18,900 and there is the option of upgrading to a CD player!
4. ZENN: An abbreviation for Zero Emissions No Noise, ZENN is quite affordable with a price range of $14,700 up to $15,575. The advanced technology uses regenerative braking to help increase the amount of charge from the simple act of braking, and this little hatchback can carry two passengers plus 13 cubic feet of cargo.
5. Columbia ParCar: This open air vehicle can seat either two or four passengers and has the main purpose of local utility jobs. The price ranges from $9,497 up to $23,770 but these little cars are durable and come in a variety of styles for different needs.
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