

Early electric automobile developed in the late 19th century
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Added 12 Jun 2026
9700 Mill Street, Camden, New York, 13316, United States
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The Electrobat was a pioneering electric automobile designed and built by Henry G. Morris and Pedro G. Salom in 1894. It was one of the first successful electric vehicles, with several prototypes developed over the following year. The Electrobat had a top speed of 15 miles per hour and could travel up to 50 miles on its lead-acid battery. It went into production in 1895 and was used in various cities across the United States.
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9700 Mill Street, Camden, New York, 13316, United States