Lang Motors Ltd. is a local Vancouver company that provides fully electric, zero-emission vehicles to the general public to raise the awareness of the benefits of driving fully electric zero-emission vehicles, and create a market for clean car technology.

SIGN UP NOW TO BE THE FIRST IN LINE FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD ALL-ELECTRIC VEHICLE

Lang Motors looks forward to introducing the 100% electric Neighborhood all-electric vehicle in British Columbia, and across Canada!

The Neighborhood all-electric vehicle is ideal for both city core and neighborhood driving. With a federally regulated maximum speed of 40 km/h, the Neighborhood all-electric vehicle is designed to travel on roads with posted speed limits of up to 50 km/h. Most Neighborhood all-electric vehicle has a range of 50-80 kilometers, can be recharged to 80% capacity in as little as four hours from a completely empty “tank” simply by plugging into a regular wall outlet and has plenty of cargo capacity for a week’s worth of groceries or a couple of hockey bags. The Neighborhood all-electric vehicle is the ideal second car for families, or the perfect fleet vehicle for use in security applications, parking enforcement, meter reading, and more.

Lang Motors is currently establishing the proper sales and service channels to meet the anticipated consumer demand in British Columbia, and across Canada. If you would like to secure your spot in line to receive the first deliveries of the Neighborhood all-electric vehicle in British Columbia, please send your complete contact information to denis@langmotors.ca

All registrations will receive e-mail updates as to the Neighborhood all-electric vehicle release date and where they will be sold within British Columbia, and Canada.

Environmentally Friendly

Battery-electric vehicles produce essentially no pollutants or greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the tailpipe or through fuel evaporation. But the production of electricity used to charge the batteries does have environmental costs.

Generating stations fuelled by coal, oil and natural gas produce carbon dioxide – the principal GHG – and pollutants such as particulate matter, sulphur oxides, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. Fortunately, almost 60 percent of Canada's electricity is produced using hydroelectric generators, which create little or no air pollution. Another 12 percent is generated by nuclear reactors, which also produce no air pollution.

HEVs do produce GHG emissions, but such emissions are far fewer than those from conventional gasoline vehicles. HEVs reduce GHG emissions from vehicle operation and decrease upstream emissions by about 28 percent compared with conventional gasoline vehicles.

HEVs do not need electricity from another source (which may or may not produce emissions) because they use regenerative braking, the energy produced from coasting, and sometimes the gasoline engine to recharge their batteries.