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DETROIT, MI--(Marketwire - January 8, 2010) - Electric transportation pioneer ZAP (
The ZAP Alias will be located in the auto show debut of "Electric Avenue," a section on the main floor that will showcase electric vehicles and technology. The exhibit area will feature nearly 20 vehicles as well as symposiums and special events. For more information, visit [ http://www.naias.com ].
The Alias was designed by ZAP and European engineers. Powered by an array of large-format lithium batteries, the base model Alias can top 85 miles per hour and travel over 100 miles on a charge. The drive system uses a compact, high-efficiency, air-cooled, AC-induction motor and carries an expected list price of around $35,000. See the vehicle in action at [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5m8wlBj8RXs ].
ZAP is optimizing the Alias design to meet growing demand from the EU and Southeast Asia as well as requirements of the Progressive Insurance Automotive X PRIZE. The Company expects to announce a distribution partner in the near future.
About ZAP
ZAP is one of the world's oldest consumer electric vehicle providers, having delivered over 117,000 of a broad range of electric vehicles to more than 75 countries since 1994. ZAP supplies electric trucks and vans to military and government fleets and is an innovator of electric motorcycles, scooters and ATVs. ZAP supplies some of the only electric city-speed cars and trucks in production today. For further information, visit [ http://www.zapworld.com ].
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