2. About the CODA Vehicle
Emergency Responder’s Guide
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2. About the CODA Vehicle
CODA is a plug-in electric vehicle that uses two types of batteries:
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High voltage traction battery – a 333-volt Lithium ion battery pack (Lithium Iron Phosphate
technology) to power drive motor and other high voltage components.
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Low voltage accessory battery - a standard 12-volt lead acid battery (Absorbed Glass Mat
(AGM) technology) to power select vehicle electrical equipment.
The high voltage battery pack is encased in an aluminum enclosure with a plastic cover and is
mounted underneath the vehicle. The 12-volt battery is mounted in the rear trunk area next to
right panel.
CODA has two independent onboard chargers located under the rear cargo compartment. Chargers
will accept 110 volts AC or 230 volts AC power via the J-1772 charging port located in the left rear
of the vehicle.
CODA Identification - Exterior Features
Details on identifying the CODA are indicated below in Figure 1:
Figure 1: Location of Identification Features
1. CODA name placed on trunk deck lid left side
2. CODA emblem, placed on center of trunk and front grill
3. CODA All Electric emblem
4. Plug-in charge port left rear panel
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