Wednesday, September 26, 2012

using lithium-ion batteries, electric car of Pope XVI's Renault Kangoo ZE



VATICAN CITY -  Renault Kangoo ZE uses lithium-ion batteries to power the electric motor is able to develop a total output of 60 HP (44 kW). This electric car can travel a distance of 170 kilometers on a single charge the battery.

Pope Benedict XVI just got a gift a Renault Kangoo ZE electric car. This electric car will use the world's leader of the Catholic Church to walk in his garden.
 
  Pope XVI receives Renault Kangoo ZE in a small ceremony at his residence, the palace Gandolfo. The Pope has often spoken about the need to protect the environment and the Vatican strongly support the development of electric car technology.
 
  For Renault itself, could give an electric car to the Pope XVI is a great pride. The mission of the French manufacturer is to develop electric cars in line with the wishes of the Pope.
 
  Renault Kangoo ZE given to Pope XVI has no bullet-proof features. The car is reportedly not going to be used as an operational vehicle pope. This car will only be used Pope Benedict XVI at his summer residence.
 
  Special car for the Pope XVI is currently being designed by the German manufacturer, Mercedes-Benz, which is currently developing a hybrid car with a bullet-proof capability.