A leading manufacturer of electric vehicles for multiple applications, covering a diverse range of transportation options for today’s environmentally aware and cost-conscious customers.

Group of people at MIT who are into electric vehicles. They don't have an "about" page so it's kinda hard to know what they're really about. Is it an EV racing team? Or are they just researching electric vehicles? They have built two Porsche EV conversions so maybe it's about racing. Inquiring minds want to know.

A New Zealander who's built an EV conversion, and provided extensive youtube video showing the details.

One guy seemingly in Australia doing an electric vehicle conversion.

Makes a range of electrically driven trucks. Smith Electric Vehicles is the world's largest manufacturer of road-going commercial electric vehicles. We have influenced the evolution of zero emission vehicles since 1920 - and there are thousands of Smith vehicles around the world in operation today.

They have offices in the Netherlands (serving benelux), in Arizona (serving the USA and Canada), in Ireland and in the United Kingdom.

It's a movie by Chris Paine, the director of Who Killed the Electric Car, about a movement to bring Electric Vehicles back from the dead. Because electric cars are back from the dead and this time… they’re not turning back. “Revenge of the Electric Car” tells the story of the EV renaissance. Higher oil prices, global warming, and an enlightened public (you!) are demanding it and this time the change is coming from all angles. From new cars to conversions to plug-in hybrids, we’ll follow the many strands of an electrifying story.

Informational web site produced by Al Lococo about electric vehicles. Lococo converted his first Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in September of 1979 in response to the fuel crisis at the time. In response to the current crisis. Lococo has no product for sale and seeks no monetary contributions or reimbursement for his efforts. His goal is to provide detailed information on all aspects of the subject of Electric vehicles in a form that can be put to use by those so inclined.

Electric Vehicle history

Wuzheng North America, LTD. has imported vehicles and equipment from the Pacific Rim for over 5 years. In the Spring of 2007, the decision was made to bring electric vehicles into the USA from China. Our first electric car was the XFD-6000ZK sold by Jinan-Flybo in China. They are offering a wide range of electric vehicles. But it's not clear whether you can actually buy the vehicles. Most of them are NEV's and the NEV's have been seen offered by several dealers. The prices they quote are amazingly low.

An electric car dealership in the Chicagoland region. They offer cars from ZAP (Xebra), the Kurrent, Dynasty, Zenn, and Myers Motors NmG.

A global company with manufacturing locations in China, Alabama, VA, and Taiwan. Our primary business is the development of High energy density batteries. LionEV parent corporation began business in Chicago in 1978. Operations were moved to Virginia in 1991. Global production began in 2001. LionEV operates on the principal of distributed intelligence. Specific functions of manufacturing are located in areas best suited to that operation rather than trying to centralize all functions under one roof. This provides for the highest quality product, at the lowest possible cost.

Converting a conventional gas car, a Toyota Yaris, to a fully electric vehicle.

The first electric car dealership in Wisconson. They sell electric scooters and have recently begun selling electric cars.

An Australian company specializing in electric vehicle conversions and support.