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The Japanese Motor Vehicle Manufacturers are now introducing Electric-Vehicles "EV" also called Electric-Cars, one by one. Some cars are already in the market, like Mitsubishi I-Miev and Nissan Leaf. While many other models are now in production process or the final stage before public announcement. However, recent deadly earthquake and tsunami has slow-down the progress of Japanese Automobile Companies. Nowadays, several projects are underway in Japan's car industry for developing new designs of Japanese-electric-cars. Japanese car designers are busy in creating new designs mainly focusing on increasing the range of plug-in electric cars.

Japanese car enthusiasts were recently treated to an exciting glimpse of the car of the future when the one such well-known electric car designer SIM-Drive unveiled their latest electric car – the SIM-LEI – which they claim can do over 300 km on a single charge before the battery runs out. According to JIO " The Japan Inspection Organization" reports, recent model electric Japanese cars has more than double running range than the previous models, such as Nissan Japan has recently released electric car – Nissan Leaf.

Officials of SIM-Drive said they plan to make the car available in the market by 2013, though they did not provide any information about the projected price. They said that they expect to sell the prototype to leading car makers for mass production of the vehicle and that they are hopeful that Mitsubishi Motors will show an interest too. Currently, despite being eco-friendly, the electric cars are not catching on very fast as they have to face several hurdles. The main disadvantages of electric cars include the high cost of the batteries, and their shorter range as compared to petrol cars. Also, the low availability of charging points is adding to their low popularity.

According to Japan Inspection Organization, the lack of conveniently available recharging stations for charging up these vehicles further limits their operating radius.But according to SIM-Drive, the SIM-LEI could provide a solution to many of such problems currently faced by electric cars. The SIM-LEI is a four-passenger vehicle, has motors inside each of the wheels, and an ultra-light frame, besides the capacity for providing around 330km of motoring before the battery will have to be recharged. This last feature has caught the interest of motoring enthusiasts and will surely prove to be a huge advantage in favor of the SIM-LEI.

Nissan and other electric car manufacturers such as Mitsubishi Japan are highly confident that electric automobiles with zero tailpipe emissions introduction will prove to be the bright-future of the Japanese auto industry, and that their worldwide popularity will ultimately lead to the end of gasoline fuel vehicles. The move to electric cars will definitely reduce the harmful effects on the environment caused by auto-emissions at present. Japan wants to make recharging electric cars as easy as filling a gas tank. The country is hosting the EV evangelists from electric-vehicle startup Better Place, encouraging them to build battery-exchange stations that might bring cars with cords into the mainstream.

Japan Inspection Organization reported that now a new type of noise is being developed for Japanese electric cars for alerting pedestrians about their presence on the road thus reducing the risk of accidents. Batfa.com your only choice exporter, now offer all available Japanese EV cars in the market for export to all over the world. Since the performance of Electric Japanese car is increasing in rapid speed, we'll give all up-to-date information about Electric Vehicles of Japan. Below is the list of Japanese Electric Cars available for import around the world offer by Japanese new car manufacture companies.

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