Jason Toberman sez:
>Wanted: S10 EV ... want to buy a factory built 1997 or 1998 
chevy s10 ev. Potentially open to conversions - but really looking 
for an OEM one.
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I ask other evdl members post their views, opinions, &corrections on this
thread ...
I drove a 1985 S-10 Blazer EV conversion for 15 years. 
Much has changed since then, with both converting ice to EV & with factory
EVs.

IMO, at the time a factory S-10 e-truck had much of the same EV-tech
as the GM EV1.

Support for a factory S-10 EV will nil,nada,zilch/non-existant 
except for the very few other factory S-10 EV owners sharing
information (on other forums).

Same as the EV1 the factory S-10 used a proprietary inductive
(LPI,SPI) charging tech. You will need to also buy one of these to
adapt it to today's public conductive j1772 charging tech. You 
won't be able to use either the public DC ccs or CHAdeMO rapid
charging tech.

It would be helpful to evdl members to why a factory S-10 EV
over a newer converted ice S-10 truck (or even a colorado ice
truck).


 Use the the following links to search
https://www.google.com/search?q=evs+for+sale+s10+factory
 gives
https://greenshedconversions.com/pre-owned-electric-vehicles-for-sale/
 1994 FACTORY   AC  S10 

www.evfinder.com/classifieds.htm
 1994 FACTORY Chevy S-10




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