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GEM web site
Global Electric Motorcars, a DaimlerChrysler subsidiary, is offering New Yorkers its two- or four-passenger Neighborhood Electric Vehicle for $2,995, roughly a third the manufacturers suggested retail price.
The special program runs through May 31.
GEMs are classified by the federal government as Low Speed Vehicles (LSV), with a top speed of 25 mph. They are ideal alternatives to full-size automobiles for short trips, as well as a primary people mover on corporate, academic and military campuses, especially ones with both public and private roads between buildings.
New York recently legalized public road use, on roads posted at 35 miles per hour or less, of the GEMs.
Global Electric Motorcars, the largest U.S. producer of street-legal electric vehicles, has been manufacturing the GEM neighborhood electric vehicle since 1998. The GEM is designed for downtown driving, college campuses, office campuses, planned communities, industrial parks, military installations, resorts, and similar localized uses.
A GEM costs pennies per mile to operate and is easily charged by plugging into a standard 110-volt household outlet. GEM complies with all applicable federal safety laws.
eIncentives Link
Info
GEM web site
Global Electric Motorcars, a DaimlerChrysler subsidiary, is offering New Yorkers its two- or four-passenger Neighborhood Electric Vehicle for $2,995, roughly a third the manufacturers suggested retail price.
The special program runs through May 31.
GEMs are classified by the federal government as Low Speed Vehicles (LSV), with a top speed of 25 mph. They are ideal alternatives to full-size automobiles for short trips, as well as a primary people mover on corporate, academic and military campuses, especially ones with both public and private roads between buildings.
New York recently legalized public road use, on roads posted at 35 miles per hour or less, of the GEMs.
Global Electric Motorcars, the largest U.S. producer of street-legal electric vehicles, has been manufacturing the GEM neighborhood electric vehicle since 1998. The GEM is designed for downtown driving, college campuses, office campuses, planned communities, industrial parks, military installations, resorts, and similar localized uses.
A GEM costs pennies per mile to operate and is easily charged by plugging into a standard 110-volt household outlet. GEM complies with all applicable federal safety laws.