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Top Speed:\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong>75 MPH \/ 120 KPH<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
Efficiency:\u00a0 <\/strong>150 MPGe (4.45 miles \/ kWh)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
0 to 60 MPH:\u00a0<\/strong> 8.5 seconds<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
Battery Capacity:\u00a0 <\/strong>16 kWh (base model w\/60-mile range)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
Battery Modules:\u00a0 <\/strong>Individual modules or cells can be replaced if needed.\u00a0Modules can be added, during or after purchase, to increase range.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
Seating:\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong>2-seats-tandem (rear “jump seat” best suited for a smaller adult or a child)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
Dimensions:\u00a0 <\/strong>Width 52″ (1.32 meters) | Length 132″ (3.35 meters) | Height 55″ (1.42 meters)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
Weight:\u00a0 <\/strong>1,800 lbs. \/ 816.5 kg. (24x less road wear than an average gas car)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
Safety:\u00a0 <\/strong>Targeting 5-star safety (Incl. ABS, air bags, safety cell)<\/p>\nSustainability<\/strong><\/h3>\n\u00a0Lithium Usage:<\/strong>\u00a0 90% less lithium than a 500+-mile range EV or truck; 70% less lithium than a 250+-mile range electric car<\/p>\nCobalt Usage:<\/strong>\u00a0 none.<\/p>\nRoad Wear and Tear:<\/strong>\u00a0 ~10,000x less than an electric hummer; about 24x less than the average 4,000-lb car<\/p>\nBattery Replacement Cost:<\/strong>\u00a0 In the unlikely event a battery replacement is needed, our smaller battery pack can be replaced far more affordably than competing EVs. Current cost is around $3,500 USD, with projected cost in 8-10 years of less than $2,000 USD. Faulty Individual cells or modules can be replaced for far less thanks to our modular battery design.<\/p>\nFuel Efficiency:<\/strong>\u00a0 Travel 25 miles on just 75\u00a2 of electricity. (based on average US electricity prices, charging at home)<\/p>\nCarbon Usage:<\/strong>\u00a0 75% less carbon than the average gas car, using common grid electricity. 100% less when using home solar power.<\/p>\nwhy the narrow, tandem-seat design?<\/h3>\n Aerodynamics<\/strong>:\u00a0 Most of the energy needed to move a vehicle at highway speeds is used to overcome wind resistance. The Point5 has 30% less area facing forward against the wind.<\/p>\nEfficiency<\/strong>:\u00a0 Most commuting and errands are done with one person in the car. By making a car that fits one person and their cargo, or the occasional passenger when needed, weight and balance is optimized.<\/p>\nRoad Congestion<\/strong>:\u00a0 A 1 or 2 passenger car like ours can travel in the HOV lanes even with just a single occupant. And broad adoption of such smaller vehicles would greatly cut down on road congestion and road wear.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
Make the amazing Point5 your 2nd family car, so you can …<\/h3>\n \u2022 Laugh at high gas prices \n\u2022 Save $20K to $40K \n\u2022 Slash your CO2 output by 60,000 lbs.<\/p>\n
150 MPGe<\/h3>\n75 mph<\/h3>\n$20,000 after federal tax credit<\/h3>\nSave up to $40,000 vs. the average gas car<\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
* Cost after $7,500 EV tax credit; Base model Point5 with 60-mile range. \nPoint5 with 100 mile range is $24,000 after tax credit. \n**Fuel cost: $4\/gal gasoline and $0.1335\/kWh electricity<\/p>\n
Take back control of your transportation dollars<\/h3>\n Point5 for local trips + gas car or Tesla for long\/family trips = all your driving \n+ more fun + saving your money and time and our planet.<\/p>\n
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The gas pump doesn\u2019t care about you<\/h3>\n It is heartless … and it knows that no matter what the cost, you need it in order to drive and survive, because it’s the only game in town.<\/p>\n
No one is coming to your rescue<\/h3>\n Electric cars are the antidote to depending solely on oil for all our transportation needs. But the long-range electric cars most companies are building are inherently costly and require complex charging solutions.<\/p>\n
The problem<\/h3>\n 100 years of cars has led us to think a car is only practical if it has 300+ miles of range, 4+ seats, and 1 million fast-fueling locations. But when electricity to fuel an electric car is available from standard 110v outlets at home and when most of our daily driving consists of just 1 or 2 people driving less than 40 miles a day, we don\u2019t need a \u201ctraditional\u201d kind of car to be made electric. We need a new kind of car; one that is specifically designed for those short-distance, low-occupancy trips that make up most of our driving.<\/p>\n
The solution<\/h3>\n The Point5 \u201chalf-car\u201d is that new kind of car: half the seats, half the weight, half the cost and no gasoline.\u00a0And when the Point5 doesn\u2019t have the range or capacity your trip requires, you take a more traditional car.<\/p>\n
The impact<\/h3>\n High gas prices and the high cost of cars are both attacks on our freedom of movement. The Point5 gives you the power to take back control of your transportation dollars by cutting your family\u2019s use of gasoline by more than half with an electric car that costs about $20,000 less to own than a used gas car. And the Point5 doesn\u2019t require any new charging infrastructure: just a 110-volt outlet you already have at home. The Point5: it\u2019s your lean green driving machine that helps you dump the pump on local trips so you can save money, save time AND save our planet.<\/p>\n
Creating the Model T of EVs<\/strong><\/h3>\nn 1908, the new technology was self-propelled \u201chorseless carriages.\u201d Two hundred and fifty-three models of these were already in the market \u2014 but few people bought them because they cost too much. What everyday people really wanted was a better version of what they already knew \u2014 namely, faster horses.<\/p>\n
Today\u2019s new technology is cars that run on electricity. Tens of millions want to drive electric cars to save our planet from climate catastrophe, but over 96% of Americans keep buying gas cars because today\u2019s electric cars cost too much and aren\u2019t as good as gas cars for long-distance trips.<\/p>\n
The Model T was affordable, practical to use and profitable to build. The Model T of EVs is an electric car being used for local trips as a 2nd family vehicle. Myers EV is building the Model T of EVs \u2014 it is more affordable to buy than the average used gas car, it is practical for 7 of 10 car trips, it is simple to charge (at home, from a standard 110-volt outlet, overnight) and it is projected to be profitable to build on volumes as low as 1,000 cars per year.<\/p>\n
The Model T was faster \u2014 it wasn\u2019t a horse \u2014 but it turned out to be just what was needed for the new century and millions of people bought it.<\/p>\n
The Point5 is electric \u2014 but it\u2019s not a 4+ person, all-purpose, long-range car that can be fueled in five minutes. However, it is cheaper to buy and operate than a gas car for about 70% of all our driving needs. The Point5 represents a disruptive new market segment at a much better price point for consumers who want to drive electric affordably.<\/p>\n
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