Pricing

MSRP $32,995 plus freight and options. Qualifies for Federal Tax Credit.

Gallery

Pictures say more than words.

Specs

All electric, about 100 miles per charge, plug-in at home.

Dealers

Ask your local dealer about State & Local Tax Credits.

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Electric Cars For Everyone

On September 16, 2010 By

by Jim Motavalli for EMagazine.com, Sept/Oct 2010 issue


As electric vehicle rollout begins, there will be styles and models to suit nearly every car buyer—from affordable, compact economy cars to high-powered sports cars heavy on sex appeal.


ECONOMY CARS

This is a relative term with EVs, [...]

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by Jim Motavalli for EMagazine.com, September/October 2010 issue

The narrow and sometimes cobbled streets of Brooklyn made a good testing ground for the electric version of the Smart car. It wasn’t long ago that auto engineers were so nervous about their temperamental electric vehicles (EVs) that they went along for the ride, but now [...]

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Hundreds Crowd Copley for Carbon Day

On September 16, 2010 By

by Lexi Salazar for BU Daily Free Press, September 16, 2010

Green organizations from Boston University, among dozens of others, promoted sustainable living and reducing carbon footprints in an all-day, open-air event on Wednesday.

At Carbon Day, a green event founded in 1990, the BU Center for Energy and Environmental Studies showcased environmentally friendly [...]

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China Solar News Digest

On September 14, 2010 By

Sunpluggers.com, Compiled by Yuanyuan Liu and Jian Wen in Nanjing, Sept. 13, 2010


Chassis used in the pure-electric Noble vehicles manufactured by Shuanghuan Auto, based in Hebei province, are being exported to the United States.

The U.S. company Wheego Electric Cars entered into a supply agreement with Shuanghuan Auto last [...]

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Wheego on Fox Business

On September 7, 2010 By

September 7, 2010

Wheego CEO Mike McQuary was interviewed live on Fox Business. Watch the interview here.


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August 26, 2010

Jim Ellis Autos donated the use of a Wheego to UGA’s Athletic Department. WNEG-TV’s Rachel Garrett covered the event:


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McClatchy-Tribune Regional News – by Kimberly Yuen, The Honolulu Star-Advertiser, August 15, 2010

The movement to make Hawaii’s roads greener passed a milestone yesterday.

The first high-voltage electric car that supports the 240-volt international charging standard J-1772, the Wheego, and its dedicated charging station were unveiled at the Green Energy Outlet’s location in Kakaako. [...]

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published on LiveThriveAtlanta, August 8, 2010

Wheego Electric Cars is a small company with a big, green vision. Wheego hopes to be the first car company in the U.S. to offer an affordable, all-electric car across the country. President Obama has committed to buying the first 100 cars off the assembly line from any [...]

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Auto-Mobi.info, July 22, 2010

While customers can already test drive the low-speed Wheego Whip at the Jim Ellis Saab Atlanta location at 5862 Peachtree Industrial Blvd, Jim Ellis Automotive Group is taking greater strides to provide low-emission, fuel efficient vehicles to the greater Atlanta area.


As the sole dealer of the [...]

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by Pamela Coyle, Coyle on Cars, Sunpluggers.com, July 17, 2010


 

We all remember parental warnings about mixing electricity and water. Those cautions are reinforced, at least in my case, by watching entirely too many accidental or homicidal death scenes on television that involve a small electric appliance and a [...]

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