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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

Kia will make electric and Venga

From Czech factory Hyundai / Kia reported that from 2012 will be sold and electric version of Venga.
Venga EV is now tested in South Korea, but have already produced 250 prototypes. For the next year is planned to be produced 2000 electric Venga, but not knowing where, whether Noshovitse, Czech Republic, where the conventional model or assembled in Korea. Meanwhile it became clear that the conventional Venga will move from Noshovitse in the Czech Republic in Žilina in Slovakia, where the Korean group has another big factory.
However, in Noshovitse will make Hyundai ix35. Serial Venga EV will be electric with the power of 60 kW, and maximum torque of 280 Nm. The maximum speed of Venga EV will be limited to 140 mph.

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