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Enova Systems oThe worlds leading designer and manufacturer of electric drive systems for buses and medium duty electric and hybrid commercial vehicles oIncorporated & headquartered in California in 1976 as Solar Electric Engineering Inc.Building on 20 years of innovation, including roots back to General MotorsEV1 electric car. oEnova has continued to leverage experience into advancements in electric and hybrid technology and has delivered thousands all electric and hybrid drive systems since inception oEnovas goal is to move Electric and Hybrid Fleets past early adopters and into mainstream consumer markets. 1 1

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Enova Systems

o The world’s leading designer and manufacturer of electric drive systems for buses and medium duty electric and hybrid commercial vehicles

o Incorporated & headquartered in California in 1976 as “Solar Electric Engineering Inc.” Building on 20 years of innovation, including roots back to General Motors’ EV1 electric car.

o Enova has continued to leverage experience into advancements in electric

and hybrid technology and has delivered thousands all electric and hybrid drive systems since inception

o Enova’s goal is to move Electric and Hybrid Fleets past early adopters and into mainstream consumer markets.

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Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Drive Train Components

BATTERIES & BMS

ELECTRIC MOTOR

Lithium-Ion technology provides energy to the motor for propulsion (charge sustaining and charge depleting)

Liquid-cooled and environmentally sealed, it propels the vehicle via the driveshaft, both induction as well as permanent magnet.

INVERTER

CHARGER

DC-DC

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SOFTWARE

50 kW to 170kW

SAFETY DISCONNECT

HARNESSES

GEAR REDUCTION SYSTEMS

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Enova Technology: Hybrid and Electric Solutions

Series Hybrid w/ Diesel Generator

Post Transmission Parallel Hybrid Pre Transmission Parallel Hybrid

Pure Electric Drive System

Energy

Mgmt

EDM  

CEU  

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ENOVA’s Case for Fleet Electrification

There were more than 16 million public and private fleet vehicles on the road in the US in 2009. The concentration of buying power represents a significant opportunity to assist the early development of the electric drive vehicle industry.

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o Today, 94 % of the delivered energy that powers the U.S. transportation system is petroleum based

o Petroleum accounts for 40% of the US Energy needs o Transportation accounts for 70% of the oil used in the

US at 14 Mio barrels per day and 55% worldwide o Today the US is hostage to a global Oil Market that is

likely to become increasingly more volatile. In July of 2008 we hit $147 per barrel triggering the most severe recession since WW2.

o The most significant risk to global economic recovery is increased economic activity is propelling oil prices back toward these 2008 levels

o Ave from 2005-2010, the US spent about 5% of its GDP or >900 billion on petroleum based fuels.

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Advantages of fleet electrification

The electrification of our fleets has clear advantages: o Electricity represents a diverse, domestic, stable and scalable energy

source whose inputs are almost free of oil. o High Penetration of grid enabled Electric and Hybrid Fleets will minimize

the dependence of oil of the US, strengthen our economy, improve national security and provide more flexibility in our foreign policies.

o Simultaneously this change will allow to reduce emission of GHG.

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The ENOVA case for Fleet electrification

Fleets tend to possess a handful of important characteristics that make them more likely to take on the potential risks of electric drive ownership in anticipation of reaping financial benefits down the road.

Fleets have: o Total Cost of Ownership Approach to Acquisition o Route Predictability & lower Range → right size battery, ↓ waste o High Vehicle Utilization Rates o Use of Centralized Parking, less dependent on public charging o Are likely to already have the heavy-duty electric grid connections

needed for rapid charging o Increased Importance of Maint. & Service Costs (longer life/miles) o Access to Lower Electricity Rates o Access to Alternative Business Models such as leasing etc. o Corporate Sustainability Initiatives & access to government funding

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Challenges of Fleet Electrification

Fleet operators also face challenges. Some of the basic cost and technology hurdles for individual consumers will also be problematic for fleets, but fleets are typically better equipped to deal with them.

Fleet electrification can come with its own set of unique challenges that can be addressed through a combination of careful planning and selection of components and public policy support:

o Technology Costs, mostly battery cost o Capital Expense vs. Operating Expense o Questions regarding Residual Value of the Battery o Fleet Infrastructure Issues (cost of chargers ↓ v.s. charge time) o Utility Impact of Dense Charge Networks o Market Perception, need for confidence that technology/vehicle

can deliver

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How should manufacturers meet these challenges?

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1  Market  Proven  Systems    

2  Industry  

Technology  Leader  

3    LegiAmate  Retrofit  SoluAon  

4    Established  

OEM  RelaAonships  

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With market proven systems o Need high volume production capable electric and hybrid electric

drive system providers like ENOVA o  ENOVA has more medium-duty commercial EVs on the road than

any other drive systems supplier: about 2500 currently in service o  1st to market with a commercially available plug-in hybrid electric

in 2006

And with Technology Leadership o Agnostic to power source (battery, fuel cell, etc.) &

competitive on all configurations of hybrid and electric drive trains

o Proven reliability even under severe drive cycles/conditions o Proprietary technology that is versatile, easy to integrate,

and non-invasive

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1  Market  Proven  Systems    

2  Industry  

Technology  Leader  

How should suppliers meet these challenges?

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With Legitimate retrofit Solutions: o Unique post-transmission hybrid configuration, may not

impact vehicle warranties o No recalibration or recertification to OEM engine or

vehicle control system possible

And with established OEM Relationships: o Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation (FCCC) —

Greening North America’s Fleets o Smith Electric Vehicles — Delivering Results o IC Bus (Navistar) — Helping School Kids Breathe Easier o First Automobile Works o Remy Inc. US Air Force o Past: Think, Tomoe, Tanfield, EPT, Ford, Isuzu and more

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3    Legi=mate  Retrofit  Solu=on  

4    Established  

OEM  Rela=onships  

How should suppliers meet these challenges?

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Enova’s Market Position

World’s leading designer and manufacturer of electric drive

systems for buses and medium duty electric and hybrid commercial vehicles

11   11 o  Global Footprint o  Technology Leadership o Thousands Deployed To-Date

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Why Enova Systems?

Powerful Advantages: Enova’s leading-edge proprietary EV and HEV drive system technologies offer vehicle manufacturers and fleets a competitive edge. Our technologies are: o Road-Tested And Reliable > 2,500 drive systems on the road today, o OEM-Accepted o Non-Invasive and Cost-Effective bolt-on post-transmission system o Power Source Agnostic o Third-Party Tested o Smart Software o Integration Expertise o Certified Quality with ISO 9001 and 14001 certifications. o Continuous Innovation Our in-house Research & Development team continually refines our drive system components, software, and architecture. As our technologies’ fuel economy and efficiencies continue to improve, so do the economic returns for our partners. o 

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Next Generation Design

Omni Inverter •  170 kW & Power source agnostic •  250-450DC input •  Up to 97% efficiency, •  ½ parts, ½ cost, up 88% more power

Omni Charger •  Independent unit •  Single phase outlet capable •  Stand-alone sales potential

Omni DC/DC (Newest Product) •  “Off the shelf” modules from Emerson •  NRE paid for exclusive Enova design •  IP-67 packaging design by Enova

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Game Changing Technology

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Thank you  

NYSE AMEX: ENA AIM: ENVS.L or ENV.L 14

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Enova’s EV and HEV Drive System Components

o  EV & HEV Inverters 50kW to 170kW o  Motor Control Software & Electronics o  DC-DC Converters o  Gear Reduction Systems o  Induction Motors o  Battery Management Systems o  On-Board Chargers o  Safety Disconnect Systems & Harnesses

Powerful Range: Our drive system technologies handle a wide range of EV and HEV power levels, weight classes and drive cycle demands from an equally wide range of medium and heavy-duty commercial trucks and buses. We offer support for:

o  80kW & 60kW high-torque post-transmission motors o  50kW, 90kW, 120kW, 170kW

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Social cost of lack of electrification

The total cost to public health and society of the existing motor vehicle fleet (fleet average) is more than $10 billion in 2010 for California alone. An American Lung Association’s/ TIAX LLC study from 2008 (Road to a cleaner future) finds that if California implemented converting the automobile fleet from gasoline to completely zero emission technologies would: o Save $142 billion in the 2010 – 2030 timeframe, or $96 billion more than relying on the cleanest gasoline technologies and o Avoid at least $2.2 billion per year in health costs from exposure to directly emitted fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) o Avoid total of 6,000 premature deaths could be avoided by 2030 o Avoid >260 cases of chronic bronchitis, >7,000 asthma attacks o Avoid >18,000 cases of upper & lower respiratory symptoms each year

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ENOVA Electric & Hybrid Systems

Our Hybrids and Electric drive trains offer solutions that are not commercially

viable/achievable by conventional engine technologies such as:

o Liberate Fleet owners from the petroleum-burning paradigm and associated cost and inconveniences.

o  Greater emission reduction

o  Higher fuel economy or range

o  Lower operational life cycle costs

o  Better reliability and service

o Eliminate of time-consuming and costly detours to the gas station, routine oil changes, and frequent maintenance quickly

At ENOVA we offer commercial viability of existing proven technology & components, and we can integrate and control them complimentary so our customers can get a better use of what is available and be fast to market. They use energy efficiently, don't pollute, and will help eliminate dependence on oil, ensuring environmental sustainability.

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Why Enova Systems?

Powerful Advantages: Enova’s leading-edge proprietary EV and HEV drive system technologies offer vehicle manufacturers and fleets a competitive edge. Our technologies are: o  Road-Tested And Reliable

With over 2,500 drive systems on the road today, we deliver proven technology and reliable performance even under the most demanding drive cycles and conditions.

o  OEM-Accepted You’ll find Enova drive systems inside commercial trucks and buses manufactured by the world’s leading OEMs. They rely on Enova technology to meet their fleet customers’ performance demands.

o  Non-Invasive and Cost-Effective Our bolt-on post-transmission drive system technology is quick and easy to install and integrate in a production assembly, and does not require costly recertification for emissions. Making it a cost-effective, simple solution for manufacturers looking to accelerate time-to-market for clean vehicles.

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Why Enova Systems?

Powerful Advantages: Enova’s leading-edge proprietary EV and HEV drive system technologies offer vehicle manufacturers and fleets a competitive edge. Our technologies are: o Power Source Agnostic Our EV and HEV drive system technologies are compatible with a broad range of power sources, including battery-powered, natural gas, and next-generation fuel cell vehicles. Which means our technologies can be used in an array of vehicle platforms — today and tomorrow. o Third-Party Tested Enova’s next-generation EV and HEV drive system technologies deliver an outstanding 37% fuel reduction, and 35% to 70% reduction in emissions. We back these claims with verification from recognized and respected third-party testing agencies.

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Powerful ENOVA advantages:

o  Smart Software Integrated into the drive system components, our software is easily adaptable to an array of vehicle platforms.

o  Integration Expertise We have the in-house engineering expertise to integrate components, hardware and software into a ready-to-install EV or HEV drive system.

o  Certified Quality Our customers and fleets demand superior quality. So do we. Our unwavering commitment to meeting and exceeding quality standards has earned us ISO 9001 and 14001 certifications.

o  Continuous Innovation Our in-house Research & Development team continually refines our

drive system components, software, and architecture to meet the ever-evolving demands of vehicle manufacturers, fleets, and operators. As our technologies’ fuel economy and efficiencies continue to improve, so do the economic returns for our partners.

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