Volkswagen electric cars. Electric Car timeline 1.1834 – first electric car invented by Thomas Davenport 2.1977 – first electric Golf was developed 3.1990s.
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Volkswagen electric cars
Electric Car timeline
1. 1834 – first electric car invented by Thomas Davenport
2. 1977 – first electric Golf was developed
3. 1990s – electric hybrid cars go into mass production
4. 2013 – Volkswagen e-up! launched in UK
5. 2014 – Volkswagen e-Golf launched in UK
6. 2015 – Volkswagen Golf GTE launched in UK
Marketers and engineers need to work together!
If the public don’t accept it and demand isn’t there then they won’t sell.
Industry overviewType:
Micro Hybrid
Mild HybridFull Hybrid
(HEV)
Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)
Range Extender (EREV)
Battery Vehicle (BEV)
Fuel cell vehicle (FCEV)
Engine:Combustion
engineCombustion
engineCombustion
engineCombustion
engine+ power
generator
Electric Motor:
Stop-Start Electric Motor Electric Motor Electric Motor Electric Motor Electric Motor Electric Motor
Wheel Power source:
Petrol / DieselElectric or
Petrol
Petrol, Electric or
both
Petrol, Electric or
bothElectric only Electric only
Fuel cell > battery only
Plug-in: Plug-in Plug-in Plug-in
Description:
No electric motor, but a more robust
battery for the extra stop-start cycles, and to
keep air conditioning
running.
internal combustion
engines equipped with an electric
machine, allowing the engine to be
turned off whenever the car
is coasting, braking, or
stopped
can run on just the engine, just
the batteries, or a combination of
both. But cannot be charged from a
wallbox.
It can be plugged into an electrical
outlet to be charged.
It has some range that can be
travelled on the energy it stored
while plugged in.
auxiliary power unit built-in or
externally attached to a all-electric (BEV) or plug-in hybrid electric vehicle
(PHEV) to increase its
range.
uses chemical energy stored in
rechargeable battery packs.
use electric motors and motor
controllers instead of internal
combustion engines (ICEs) for
propulsion.
uses a fuel cell to power its on-board electric
motor, generally using oxygen
from the air and compressed hydrogen.
Example:Volkswagen
GolfHonda Civic
Toyota Prius / Lexus CT 200
Volkswagen Golf GTE
BMW i3 RE / Vauxhall Ampera
e-Golf / Nissan Leaf
Hyundai ix35
The Volkswagen e-Golf
It looks like a Golf…
It feels and drives like a Golf…
It’s the same quality as a Golf…
It just happens to be electric.
The Golf, now available in electric.
The Volkswagen e-Golfe-Golf “Environmentally friendly
reliable technology without compromise“
Engine: 24.2kWh Battery DSG (BEV)
Timing: Open for Order March 2014,Market Introduction July 2014
Price: £26,325 after OLEV grant
Highlights:
e-Golf exclusive body and styling, Discover Nav Pro, Car-Net e-remote, 2zone climate control, parking sensors, Adaptive Cruise Control
Power: 115 PS / 0-62mph in 10.4 seconds
Economy: 12.7kW /100km and 0g/km Co2
Range: 118 miles (95 real world)
Availability:
Volkswagen e-mobility retailers
The Volkswagen Golf GTE
the Golf, now available as a plug-in hybrid
The Volkswagen Golf GTEGolf GTE “Environmentally friendly
reliable technology without compromise“
Engine: 1.4 TSI + Battery 204PS DSG
Timing: Open for Order 14th January 2015,Market Introduction March 2015
Price: £28,755 incl. OLEV grant
Highlights:
GTE exclusive styling and engine, LED lights all round, Car-Net, Driver Profile selection, 18” Serron alloys
Power: 204 PS / 0-62mph in 7.6 seconds
Economy: 166mpg and 39g/km Co2
Range: 31 miles electric only, 580 combined
Availability:
Entire Volkswagen Network
TSI 1.4 litrePetrolEngine
Electric motor DSG Gearbox
Engine Components
Other Components
Charger
Power electronics(e-motor and gearbox)
Brake booster
Charging inlet
HV battery 12v battery
Pressurised fuel tank
TSI Engine
Regular fuel filler cap
Golf GTE driving modes• e-Mode - electric only; zero emissions
• Hybrid - electric until petrol needed (+30mph)
• Charge - petrol drives + charges battery
• GTE mode – petrol + battery drive (204PS)
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