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With growing greenhouse effects, many countries’ population and wild life have experienced extreme inconvenience brought about by climate irregularities, polarized temperatures, droughts and floods. Therefore, governments in the world have dedicated to the control and reduction of CO₂ emission causing the greenhouse effects.

In recent years, the Taiwanese government has launched a program of “four major developing intellectual industries (cloud top calculation, intellectual electric vehicles, intellectual green building and industrialization of patented inventions), to include electric vehicle manufacturing as one of the major projects. In view of the geological environment of Taiwan (length 377 kilometers, width 142 kilometers, and short distances between major cities), sources of electric power and sound networks (as shown in Fig. 1), as well as rapid construction of recharging infrastructure that contributes to the promotion and development of electric vehicles, it can be expected that, with full support from the central government, local government and manufacturing industry, rapid change can be made in the habit of Taiwanese population’s purchase of transportation vehicles, thereby bringing about prosperous development of the electric vehicle manufacturing industry. (Fig. 2)

Figure 1:Geological environment factors suitable for the development of electric vehicles in Taiwan

Figure 2:Key factors for popularization of electric vehicles

In view of such a newly developing industry for electric vehicles, Yulon Group has actively invested resources for development, and delegated such a major project to HAITEC. Under their joint efforts, HAITEC colleagues have gradually completed the development of electric vehicles. The representation of LUXGEN EV+ (Fig. 3) has demonstrated that HAITEC has successfully overcome the threshold of four key technological factors for satisfactory commercialization of electric vehicles (including battery power, recharging speed, durability and reliability of electric module, and the power and efficiency produced by electric module shall be equal to or even superior to existing engine technology). The car model for the mass production of electric vehicles to be introduced in the near future must have upgraded performance and exterior design to meet the requirements of energy saving and environmental protection, and to exhibit other operational performance traits not inferior to those of Mercedes Benz and BMW.

Figure 3:First model of electric vehicle developed by HAITEC.