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VentureOne: Three-Wheel Plug-In Hybrid Gets 100MPG

by Justin on February 2, 2007

in Cars, Electric Bikes


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The VentureOne is another three-wheeling electric vehicle that has been given a green light to go into production. The vehicle seats two and is capable of 100 miles per hour while maintaining its 100 miles per gallon fuel efficiency going from 0 – 60 in a respectable 6 seconds. It can also tilt almost 45º in turns. The total range is between 300 – 350 miles which is equivalent to most compact cars like the Civic and Corolla.


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The price is also reasonable: $18,000 for the hybrid drive Venture E50, up to $23,000 for the all-electric drive Venture EV.

It was created by California’s VentureVehicles by the BMW Group Designworks USA.

Via SlashGear

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Kevin April 5, 2007 at 9:26 pm

I would love to get my hand on one of these. I do wonder about the safety features though. The car looks rather small and not sure how well it will endure in a direct impact?

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llrrllrio April 9, 2007 at 2:07 pm

12 three-wheel green vehicles:
http://3greenwheels.blogspot.com/

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Walt O'Neal December 3, 2007 at 1:59 pm

Venture ONe,
My Hat is off to you guys. I have been wanting to see someone actually do it …So Smart & Efficient..For commuting.., How much room do you need anyway, and can carry a passenger. SUPER!!
I am on the East Coast and am very interrsted in what you guys are doing, If I can Sell a plane I’m going to be looking for on eof these keen vehicles, If possible, please keep me posted on what you are doing, or direct me to where I can get on a mailing list. Again Awsome, and time well spent. May God continue to Bless You.
Sincerely Walt Oneal
Tideland EMC PAntego NC 800-637-1079 ext 1135

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Josh Hagel January 30, 2008 at 5:45 pm

i want one need more info

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Maks February 15, 2008 at 10:20 pm

I wonder is it fully electric? if so, how does it get charged? Or it uses gasoline and electric engines?

Also- the location of the brakes on the front wheel is the worst place to put…. concidering some small to medium puddles as well as small sand pebles the brakes are too close to ground, which might cause quick damages and wears.

How much does it weight and how stable is it?
Interms of crashes impact- it’s probably pretty weak as a conventional motorcycle.

It is very interesting vehicle to look in to!
I do feel like getting one! It’s only the points I pointed out above that makes me feel little uncertain of it.

The fact it doesn’t pollute as a regular car, that’s already makes it great!

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David Coker May 22, 2008 at 8:20 pm

How to I purchase one of these and what is the cost.

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Fran May 25, 2008 at 11:14 am

How is $18,000 for the hybrid drive Venture E50, up to $23,000 for the all-electric drive Venture EV reasonable? What keeps the gas guzzling, polluting cars on the road is that I can get one cheaper than the electrics or hybrids. How is that supposed to entice us into getting one? Most people don’t do the math of the long term cost of gas, we are looking at the cost of it now and if I get a cheap car, in a few years, the cost would be the same when I add the gas, then it’s time to trade it in anyway.

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wilton fonseca May 26, 2008 at 10:03 am

please tel me about this electric vehicle for portugal.
thank you

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Nick Painter June 6, 2008 at 11:00 am

i want one

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karl wagner October 24, 2008 at 11:15 am

I would be interested in a dealer opportunity

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rauhu December 20, 2008 at 4:43 am

when will it be possible to buy the venture one in europe (in france )
thank you
salutation

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