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The converted Citroën C1 Ev'ie will someday get a better battery thanks to Axeon, Europe's largest independent lithium-ion battery systems supplier. The current C1 Ev'ie, offered by the Electric Car Corporation, has been available since last April and has a range of more than 60 miles and a ...

How far can an electric car go? Project Evie thinks you can take one around the world. To that end, the small group of young electric vehicle (EV) enthusiasts has partnered with an unnamed large automaker to drive one of their EVs around the world. Yup, it's time to circumnavigate in an official ...

Technically, the Electric Car Corporation (ECC) doesn't make any electric vehicles. Instead, ECC takes the Citroën C1 and converts it to an EV called the ev'ie (we're not sure how to pronounce it, either) in a facility in Bedfordshire. The ECC ...

The COP 15 Copenhagen United Nations Climate Change Conference 2009 kicks off this today in Copenhagen, and all of those delegates and personnel need to get around somehow. Auto companies from around the world are providing vehicles for the event, including 15 Think City EVs, 60 Citroen C1 ev'ie ...

About a month ago we first heard about the Electric Car Company in the UK starting sales of its Ev'ie. The Ev'ie is a Citroen C1 converted to full battery electric drive. ECC actually has a deal with Citroen UK to buy cars direct from the factory for conversion and does all the work at its London ...

When the Electric Car Corporation announced that they would be selling the Ev'ie, an electric conversion of the delightful Citroën C1, with nary a hint or a whisper beforehand, many seemed to be caught unawares. ...

A new, four-seat all-electric car is about to go on sale in the UK. Based on the Citroën C1, the Citroën C1 ev'ie is converted to electric power by the Electric Car Corporation Plc. ECC is accepting orders for the £16,850 vehicle starting tomorrow. ...