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Domet 300 km in nabavna cena 25.999 EUR
Čist normalno vozilo. Dacia Logan
To je očitno na cesto 18.500 + kaki stroški
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The Bucharest Auto Show is the national Auto show for Romania that takes place every year at the end of October.
This year there were several new EVs in attendance, but the most important being the launch of the Prime EV from Prime Motors. Prime is a producer of customized energy-storage devices based on lithium battery technology, that now also has a motor division – Prime Motors Industry.
Editor’s Note: While InsideEVs does make it to many (if not all) of the major auto shows in the world each year, the Bucharest show is not on our normal rotation, so we’d like to thank Andrei Gloaba for re-visiting the show for us this year and filing this report (check out Andrei’s 2013 report here).
Prime EV is a Romanian made EV, built on the same platform as Dacia Logan (Dacia has been a subsidiary of the French car manufacturer Renault since 1999).
Prime EV also features a base 11 kWh version for 14,999€
The Prime EV (which now suffers from a terrible naming coincidence with the Toyota Prius Prime – just try to google it) also features a base 11 kWh version for 14,999€
Prime EV has 3 battery pack options available: 11kWh, 22kWh or 45kWh, and a range starting from 125 km (78 miles) up to 500 km (311 miles) for the 45kWh battery option. 0-100 km/h (62 mph) in under 9 seconds.
We assume an optimistic Euro/NEDC rating is at play, so probably once could expect around 300 km (186 miles) of real world range. Still not bad.
The prices are: 14.999 euro ($16.325) for the 11 kWh model, 17.999 euro ($19.590) for the 22kWh and 25.999 euro ($28.298) for the 45kWh version, without any incentives. This year in Romania the incentives for EV have been as high as 6000 euro (more than $6.500). So, the cheapest version is effectively less then 9.000 euro or $10.000. Top speed is 160 km/h (100 mph) and 0-100km/h (0-62mph) is reached in 9 seconds (for the 45kWh version).
The charging inlet is Type 2, that supports 230V/32A (7.4kW) or for fast charging 400V/125A (50kW). The charging time could be as low as one hour with the bigger battery (45 kWh model), and only 20 minutes for the entry level model. The car comes equipped with all the necessary charging equipment standard so it could take such a high charge, all the electronics are located in front of the car, where the engine used to be.
The trunk space is NOT compromised by the bigger battery and there is no alteration to the car’s interior. The dashboard uses the same display to indicate the battery level and all the rest of the driver information. The car comes with the same safety features as the latest Logan model.
The main battery is placed underneath the car, and covered with a protected plate, other battery modules are placed in the same space where the gas tank was, and a few battery modules are in the front of the car for the best weight distribution. The batteries are manufactured in Romania, with the active material coming from Switzerland and Germany. The car comes with a 2 year bumper to bumper warranty, with 5 years warranty for the battery, and 200,000 km for the electric motor itself.