
EV
Power Systems, Inc.
P.O. Box 10880
Rock Hill, SC 29731-0880
(704) 544-9907
Using our core, electric power system technology, we will develop products in both the hybrid and all-electric vehicle markets. Our first product is a retrofit plug-in hybrid-electric drive system for trucks.
EVPS Retrofit PHEV - Light-Duty Vehicles (Currently Chevrolet Colorado and Silverado Models)
EVPS has developed, tested and is taking orders for our
commercial retrofit PHEV designed for pick-up trucks and cargo vans. Unlike other
companies, EVPS retrofits/converts existing trucks with an
affordable, effective, technology neutral plug-in hybrid-electric
drive system that does not require changes to the
internal-combustion engine, transmission, vehicle support systems or
emissions equipment. See more
photos of the
light-duty hybrid system.
Brochure


Chevrolet
Colorado
Chevrolet Silverado
EVPS 100% Electric Innovative Vehicle
Limited Availability
The Company is offering 100% battery powered
vehicles using the dual-motor drive system. The vehicle is
ideal for lower-speed applications in the US in
applications up to 45-50 mph (75-85 km). For locations outside
the US, vehicles can be shipped fully assembled, or partially
assembled with final assembly at user's location. Brochure

EVPS Retrofit Hybrid System - Shuttle Buses
Under development
EVPS' system converts shuttle buses to hybrids. An airport parking shuttle driver travels eight
hours per day over the same 3-5 mile route with speeds of no more than 35 mph
and
stopping 5-6 or more times per mile. Our hybrid system
increases fuel economy and decreases emissions for these
high-profile vehicles.
EVPS Retrofit Hybrid System - Refuse Truck
Under development
EVPS' technology can be used to convert refuse truck to hybrid. Refuse trucks, which in some cities average 3
mpg or less and consume large amounts of fuel, are ideal candidates
for hybrid systems. A municipal refuse truck driven 36,000
miles/year in start/stop conditions uses about 12,000 gallons of
fuel. Converting to hybrid saves 3,000 gallons of fuel.

EVPS Powered Marine/Terminal Truck ("Yard
Dog")
Under development
Trucks used in truck terminals or marine ports -- a.k.a. "yard dogs"
-- are ideal for retrofit hybrids. Yard dogs often
average less than 3
miles per gallon and are frequently over-the-road tractors, near the
end of service life. Such vehicles are not well maintained and have
extremely high emissions relative to miles traveled. The
company is in the initial stage of designing a yard dog with hybrid
electric or 100% electric drive system (with range extender) using
the same dual motor system is currently in the Chevrolet Colorado.
Call or e-mail for more information.