Testing Reports

NEVAmerica Baseline Performance Testing Summaries

A neighborhood electric vehicle (NEV) is defined as a "low-speed vehicle" (LSV) by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No. 500. According to FMVSS No. 500, a LSV is a vehicle: (a) that is four-wheeled, (b) has a top attainable speed in 1 mile of more than 20 miles per hour (mph) and not more than 25 mph on a level paved surface, and (c) has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of less than 2,500 pounds.

2012 Testing
	2013 BRP Commander Electric
2010 Testing
	2010 Electric Vehicles International E-Mega
2009 Testing
	2009 Vantage Pickup EVX1000 2009 Vantage Van EVC1000
	2008 Roush Pickup Truck 2008 Roush Pickup Truck Battery Test Report
2008 Testing
	2008 Miles 2 Passenger 2008 Miles 4 Passenger
	2008 ZENN 2-Passenger
	2007 GEM 6 Passenger 2007 GEM 2 Passenger
2005 Testing
	KATECH (Lithium Polymer) 4-Passenger NEV Range and Battery Testing Report
2004 Testing
	2005 GEM 4-Passenger 2005 GEM 2-Passenger
	2005 GEM Long Bed 2005 GEM Short Bed
2002 Testing
	Ford Th!nk Neighbor - 4-Passenger Ford Th!nk Neighbor - 2-Passenger
	GEM 4-Passenger GEM 2-Passenger
	GEM Long Bed GEM Short Bed
	Frazer Nash Car Frazer Nash Truck Note: These Frazer Nash vehicles qualified as NEVs when tested. On August 17, 2005, changes to FMVSS No. 500 limited LSVs to a maximum GVWR of 2,500 pounds.
	Four-Passenger ParCar Two-Passenger ParCar