MITSUBISHI GT-PHEV CONCEPT
Mitsubishi GT-PHEV Concept
based on the BYD F3 sedan was the first mass market Plug-in EV of recent time. The F3DM’s commercial release first introduced at the Geneva Auto Show in 2008, was scheduled for December 2009 on a lease only basis in China to Government agencies. The vehicle entered its first overseas markets, the USA in 2010 on a test basis, and later Spain in 2011. The F3DM was assembled at the Xi’an plant in Shaanxi China. The DM stands for the Dual Model platform used by BYD for its Plug-In Hybrid vehicles, providing the vehicle two drive modes, HV and EV. The F3DM was not a commercial success as sales did not live up to expectations, mostly due to a lack of charging infrastructure. BYD discontinued the F3DM in 2013 and replaced it with the BYD Qin.
Mitsubishi GT-PHEV Concept
16kWh Lithium-Iron Phosphate Battery (LiFePO4) (100Wh/kg and 100×3.3V cells) Weight 200kg
EV Range 75mi / 120km
Hybrid Range 750mi / 1200km
1 Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors
Max Output – kW / hp and Peak Torque lb.ft / N.m
1.0L 3 Cylinder Gasoline Engine
Max Output kW / hp
Peak Torque lb.ft / N.m
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Max Torque N.m
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Transmission
Acceleration 0 – 100km/h / 62mph on seconds
Level 2 Charge 220V in hours
Level 3 fast Charge 80% in min
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Fuel Economy MPGe
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Length mm / in
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Base Price C¥