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Hyundai issued an electric vehicle for 2010 with the name BlueOn. These vehicles are circulating in South Korea that claimed advantages to driving at high speed for the size of the electric vehicle (EV). BlueOn is inspired model of Hyundai i10 small car and perform for the first time as a prototype at the Frankfurt Motor Show last year. BlueOn equipped with lithium-polymer battery is 16.4 kWh as an effective energy storage. Power plant package can not be confirmed certainty. But the most likely source of these vehicles get energy from LG Chem, or also can get a supply of power from lithium polymer from Sonata hybrid and Chevrolet Volt.

South Korean government has made a program to build several power recharging stations for these vehicles. The time needed to perform charging voltage is 220 volts is about 6 hours that can be used to cover a distance of 87 miles. In the fill power of 380 volts is provided, the time needed just 25 minutes to fill 80% of energy.

The technology that came with this vehicle is so sophisticated. One technology that is so interesting is the Virtual Engine Sound System (VESS) that can create synthetic audio feedback for pedestrians. In addition, this technology also serves to find the power recharging stations around the vehicle is located. BlueOn offer a high enough speed to 130 km / h. With acceleration 0-100 km / h can be reached in 13.1 seconds.