Hyundai fulfill his promise to make electric cars in 2010. In a special ceremony in South Korea, Hyundai revealed the first production version of electric cars which they named Hyundai BlueOn.
From design, BlueOn did not differ with the Hyundai i10, because it takes the base of the city car Hyundai, which was developed in the past year by investment funds reached U.S. $ 34 million.
BlueOn equipped with an electric motor capable of producing power reaches 82 hp and 210 Nm of torque. 16.4 kwh LiPoly battery can store energy for a distance of 140 km.
Hyundai says BlueOn can reach 000-100 km / h in 13.1 seconds and reaches a top speed of up to 130 km / hr. BlueOn battery can be refilled in the normal household switch over six hours to fully charge, while filling quickly with a capacity of 80 percent, just within 25 minutes.
From design, BlueOn did not differ with the Hyundai i10, because it takes the base of the city car Hyundai, which was developed in the past year by investment funds reached U.S. $ 34 million.
BlueOn equipped with an electric motor capable of producing power reaches 82 hp and 210 Nm of torque. 16.4 kwh LiPoly battery can store energy for a distance of 140 km.
Hyundai says BlueOn can reach 000-100 km / h in 13.1 seconds and reaches a top speed of up to 130 km / hr. BlueOn battery can be refilled in the normal household switch over six hours to fully charge, while filling quickly with a capacity of 80 percent, just within 25 minutes.