Dodge EPIC
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The Dodge EPIC was a concept electric car created by Dodge. The EPIC was first shown at the 1992 North American International Auto Show. EPIC stands for Electric Power Interurban Commuter.
Engine and Design
The EPIC powertrain features nickel iron batteries that can give up to 120 miles (193 km) on only one charge. The design was at the time more futuristic. Unlike any other minivan, the EPIC had the modern oval-shaped body, this style was inspiration for the design of the third generation of the Chrysler Minivans.
This vehicle has been seen in the 1994 NBC TV series Viper.
Reintroduction
Chrysler Corporation originally had plans to reintroduce the EV minivan, and introduced concepts such as the Chrysler EV and Chrysler ecoVoyager. The van would have specifications that were similar to the EPIC. Chrysler killed off the plan in 2011, and sold its Global Electric Motorcars brand to the ATV and snowmobile manufacturer Polaris shortly after.
References
- ConceptCarz.com Info for the EPIC
- Chrysler’s Electric Cars and Minivans: TEVan, EPIC, ENVI, and more
- 1999 Dodge EPIC
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