United States, Japan and Europe are expected to see the first consumer electric cars in late September when Nissan unveil the first of three new electric motor cars, Nissan are aiming to mass produce their electric vehicle line by 2013, with petrol prices very unsteady in recent years and global warming issues high on peoples minds the first manufacture to master the electric car market is sure to be on a winner and should expect high returns.

Pricing of electric cars wont come cheap upfront but when you add petrol prices over 1 year of driving it becomes clear that you will in fact start saving money from the moment you drive your electric car out of the dealership, Currently Nissan, Toyota and Tesla have not released an official pricing guide, but have stated that $55,000 will see you in a family sized electric vehicle.

A market research firm conducted a survey trying to figure out just how many people would convert over to electric motor cars, the survey revealed some amazing results, between 280,00- 350,000 units could be sold in the first 2 years (2010-2012). Again as you can see by the numbers there is certainly a market here and the first company to get this right will result in huge profits.

Ford is trying to attack the Electric minivan market confirming that a Transit Connect commercial minivan as an electric model will be released during 2011, 70mph-100mph speed limits will apply but as you would expect over time these figures will get better as the technology is better understood and researched. Tax credits are expected to be applied to all forms of electric cars under the low emissions tax scheme. Will we of course bring you further news as it breaks so please bookmark our website.