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Electric Vehicle Propulsion and Magnetic Levitation
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This is an assessment of electric propulsion and magnetic levitation of automotive size vehicles in Japan. It includes conventional battery electric vehicles with peak speeds up to 100 km/h in mixed traffic for urban and suburban applications and magnetic levitation guideway confined vehicles with peak speeds of 300 km/h for intercity trans-sportation. These electric vehicles have been under development since 1971 and some are considered ready for commercialization.
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Wyczalek, F., "Electric Vehicle Propulsion and Magnetic Levitation," SAE Technical Paper 881168, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/881168.Also In
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