Boulder Electric Vehicle’s prototype all electric delivery truck has exceeded the company’s expectations for power at takeoff, acceleration and range. The prototype was finished in early June and has been undergoing testing since that time. The vehicle, powered by a lithium ion phosphate battery, has been surpassing the anticipated range of 100-120 miles under both gentle and aggressive driving conditions. The vehicle is designed to carry a payload of up to 6,000 lbs and has a top speed of 65 mph. The company is hoping to receive $30 million in stimulus funding to produce an initial 250 vehicles and is targeting companies like UPS and Fedex as potential customers. Learn more: Boulder County Business Report