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Mitsubishi Motors Develop Test Electronic Vehicle Based on In-wheel
JCNN News Summaries - Japan Corporate News Network, May 12, 2005 by Aki Tsukioka
Tokyo, May 12, 2005 - (JCNN) - On May 11, Mitsubishi Motors (TSE: 7211) announced that it has developed an electronic vehicle (EV) test car that is powered by in-wheel motors and lithium ion batteries. Based on the company's next-generation EV concept MIEV (Mitsubishi In- wheel motor Electric Vehicle), the Colt EV test car is fitted with two in-wheel motors in the rear wheels and is driven by a floor- mounted lithium ion battery system.
The permanent magnetic synchronous motor generates an output of 20kW, and Mitsubishi is working on a new in-wheel motor capable of producing 50kW for 4WD vehicles.
Mitsubishi will develop next-generation EV technology based on in- wheel motors and lithium ion batteries, on which it has been working for several years.
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