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Volkswagen e-Up Electric Car Live Photo Gallery: 2013 Frankfurt Auto ShowVolkswagen e-Up Electric Car Live Photo Gallery: 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show

Volkswagen e-Up Electric Car Live Photo Gallery: 2013 Frankfurt Auto ShowVolkswagen e-Up Electric Car Live Photo Gallery: 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show

September 11, 2013
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Volkswagen unveiled two electric cars at the 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show: along with the e-Golf, it also showed the e-Up electric minicar.
Like the e-Golf, the e-Up is based on a production VW, in this case the Up minicar designed for the European market.
In the VW e-Up, the car’s internal combustion engine is replaced with an electric motor that produces 60 kilowatts (81 horsepower) and 155 pound-feet of torque. It is powered by an 18.7-kilowatt hour lithium-ion battery pack
That actually makes the e-Up a little peppier than its fossil fuel-powered counterpart–whose most powerful model develops 70 hp and 74 lb-ft.
That explains the improvement in 0-to-62 mph times from 13.2 seconds for the 1.0-liter three-cylinder gasoline Up to 12.4 seconds for the e-Up.
Granted, the e-Up is limited to 81 mph, while the Up can do 106 mph. Still, like the Chevrolet Spark EV, the electric Up simply outperforms its gasoline equivalent.
MORE: Volkswagen Up: The Coolest High-Mileage Small Car We Can’t Have
Range is 100 miles on the European cycle, which is is usually optimistic compared to the American EPA testing regimen. Volkswagen rates the e-Up’s efficiency at 18.8 kWh/100 mi.
Charging the e-Up from a standard European 230-volt outlet takes nine hours; Volkswagen will also install 3.6-kW charging stations in customers’ homes, shortening charging time to six hours.
Using a DC Fast Charging system, the battery can also be recharged to 80 percent capacity in 30 minutes. The e-Up will be compatible with the new CCS fast charging standard, as opposed to the Japanese CHAdeMO.
Like the e-Golf, the e-Up gives drivers a choice of two driving modes–Eco and Eco+– and four regenerative braking modes. It also features a range display that calculates whether the car has enough electricity to complete a given route.
Be sure to follow all our 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show coverage here on Green Car Reports.
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