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To: Cheeky Kid who wrote (25250)	12/27/2006 7:06:52 PM
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dont worry valence is on everybodies radar screen edn.com biz.yahoo.com in 2003 NEC and V...did a deal valence.com greencarcongress.com UQM n Valence are connected From AutoblogGreen autobloggreen.com EDTA Conference: More details on UQM's electric Silverado Posted Dec 1st 2006 3:52PM by Sebastian Blanco Filed under: EV/Plug-in, Chevrolet, AutoblogGreen Exclusive, EDTA Conference The only new vehicle unveiled at the EDTA conference was the converted Silverado EV, which you probably read about on Tuesday. Since all I had to do was walk on over to the UQM booth for more information on this truck, I didn't miss my chance to learn more about how the Air Force, and now the Army, is looking to make their vehicles greener. The Silverado on display is a one-of-a-kind vehicle built by UQM in conjunction with the Air Force as a test bed for two technologies: permanent magnet machines and lithium-ion packs, and how they work together. The truck has a 46 kWh pack with 27 Valence li-ion batteries that power a 120 KW propulsion system that offers 650 newton meters peak torque. This power is moved by direct drive to the rear transaxle. The UQM Silverado gets about 150 miles per charge and can do 0-60 in less than 10 seconds, the booth spokesman told me. The truck has bee in the works in Colorado for two years, but only about half that time was spent actually working on the truck. The rest of the time UQM was dealing with contract issue, like threats that the Air Force would cancel the program. The rest of the story at: autobloggreen.com. tinyurl.com

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