Production EV cars and trucks:
(Car names in brackets [] are leased vehicles no longer on the road.)

[1999 GM EV1]	1999 Ford Ranger Pickup	2000 Corbin Sparrow
[1998 GM EV1]	1993 Kewet EL-JET3	1976 CitiCar
[1998 Honda EV+]	1993 Kewet EL-JET3	2000 Corbin Sparrow
[2000 Ford TH!NK City]	1983 Commutacar	1999 Corbin Sparrow

Conversion EV cars and trucks (recycling gas to electric):

1968 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia	1980 Volkswagen Rabbit	Kit Car
1972 Fiat 850 Spider	1968 Volkswagen Bug	1970 Porsche 914
1990 Volkswagen Rabbit	1974 Honda Civic	1992 Toyota Paseo
1969 Volkswagen Squareback	1981 Volkswagen Pickup	1973 Volkswagen Bus
198? Gradley GT Kitcar	198? Volkswagen Rabbit	1982 Volkswagen Scirocco

Electric scooters, bicycles and other vehicles:

1984 Sinclair C5	2001 Xootr eX3	2001 e-scooter
Flash Scooter	Electric Bicycles	1986 Honda VFR

Past member's EVs (just for reference):

198? Zebra	2001 Sparrow	198? VW Cabriolet
2001 Sparrow	1980 Volkswagen Pickup	198? Electrovan

Will expand as members list their EVs with the EValbum. Over 460 EVs of all types listed - cars, trucks, bicycles, scooters, trackers, production and conversions, even racers and unique creations. The Album is a free service (although donations accepted) of Mike Chancey, President of the Mid America EAA Chapter in Kansas.

On-Road Electric Vehicle Inventory. This is tracking EVs in North America. If your EV isn't listed, please contact the webmaster of that site to add your vehicle. Sites like this help to support our cause, that EVs are hard to find (since automakers refuse to build them), but those that have been built or converted provide dependable transportation.  

The EAA is a non-profit organization for the promotion of clean, quiet electric vehicles (EVs) for personal transportation. Check for the EAA Chapter near you on the National EAA page: http://www.eaaev.org/