https://insideevs.com/watch-this-electric-ford-sneak-geezers-out-night-fun/
Watch This Electric Ford Sneak Geezers Out For A Night Of Fun
20180312  Domenick Yoney  NZ Herald, Otago Daily Times, Mercury

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Evie is an awesome 1957 Ford Fairlane convertible.


videos
https://youtu.be/d4hd2TBXqcQ
Mercury: The Great Escape

https://youtu.be/ODAZLJMuSe8
Mercury: Making of Evie
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How to spark up your life with an electric conversion

Funny how a bit of high voltage can put spark back into both old men and old
cars. Take the two codgers in the video above. Despite the best efforts of
time to grind their existence into lifeless routine, a classic car — brought
back to life with the help of large battery and an electric motor — allows
them to sneak away from their managed community, and turn the old couple
into a pair of thrill-seeking, young-on-the-inside guys.

Evie is an awesome 1957 Ford Fairlane convertible.

Or at least, that’s our take away from the spot produced by New Zealand
power provider, Mercury [mercury.co.nz/Evie], to covey the idea that being
energy efficient doesn’t have to be boring. We think it accomplishes that
quite well. Evie (that’s the nickname of the electrified 1957 Ford Fairlane)
is about more than just this one video, though. It’s the main attraction of
an outreach campaign by Mercury, and as part of that effort, the car is
currently on tour around Middle Earth.

The utility would also like you to know that electric vehicle owners are
eligible for a 20 percent discount on power used between 7:00 PM and 9:00
AM, both at home and “bach” (that’s Kiwi for cottage). The special rate,
which is like our lower time-of-use rates in the U.S., is only for electric
vehicle owners and is referred to as its EV Fuel Package.

As for the Fairlane itself, it was converted to a electric power by James
Hardisty and Hagen Bruggemann of EVlution, part of Control Focus, with help
from some others. It boasts a 50-kWh pack, supplying energy to a motor
salvaged from a German bus, which puts out about 170 kW (228 horsepower) and
530 Nm (391 pound-feet) of torque. Apparently the revived vehicle is well
capable of exceeding 100 kph (62) miles oan hour, though they haven’t run it
up to its limit.

The pack, which weighs in at 400 kg (882 lbs), can fast charge in an hour,
or overnight, if plugged into a residential circuit. It is said to be good
for 130 km on a charge, which we think is quite adequate for its purposes.

Check out the bonus video below to watch Evie go through her transformation
process.
[© insideevs.com]
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https://www.google.com/search?q=mercury.co.nz+evie
 ... Evie is a beautiful classic 1957 Ford Fairlane converted into our
newest yellow electric car! Discover how she's energy made wonderful and
watch The Great Escape here ...


https://electrek.co/2018/03/14/classic-1957-ford-fairlane-all-electric-conversion/
A classic 1957 Ford Fairlane goes all-electric with a 50 kWh battery pack
Mar. 14th 2018  Lately, we are seeing an increase not only in new electric
vehicles but also of …


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https://carbuzz.com/news/ford-mustang-based-electric-suv-likely-won-t-get-mach-1-name
Ford Mustang-Based Electric SUV Likely Won't Get 'Mach 1' Name
Mar 16, 2018  At a closed-door event dubbed “Ford Uncovered” held Thursday
at the automaker's Product Development Center Showroom in Dearborn, MI,
Ford's president of global markets, Jim Farley, reiterated the Blue Oval's
desire to produce an all-electric SUV that leverages Mustang DNA. Toward the
conclusion of his prepared ...
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