First Production Electric Car in New Zealand?

It would appear that Hyundai will be the first manufacturer to field an electric car in New Zealand. Stuff has a story and Scoop has the press release. I don't suggest looking on Hyundai New Zealand's website because it's inside a flash monstrosity. If you're interested, click "About" at the top, click "News & Events" at the left, and the EV press release is the top one at the moment, click "Read More" for more details.

They're converting Getz in conjunction with Ross Blade at Blade Electric Vehicles in Australia. The first car is to be delivered in November.

Blade appears to be using Thunder Sky cells (like I am) and Azure Dynamics air cooled AC drive systems. The spec sheet for the Australian version looks decent, 120km urban range, 110km/h top speed, 0-60 in 7 seconds, air conditioning and power steering. Hyundai Australia have agreed to honour their guarantee on the rest of the car and Blade offers 5 years labour and the manufacturer's warranty on parts. Is the 0-60 time is in km/h or mph? If the former then it's not very quick.

The New Zealand version is being converted in New Zealand. Does anyone know who's doing it? The 2 door Australian version is priced at AU$35,000+GST. They are planning to build 200 cars per year (will they beat Tesla?) but it's not clear if that is the New Zealand or Australian facility.

I wonder what sort of manufacturer's warranty applies to the Thunder Sky cells? And I also wonder what Hyundai corporate thinks of this, Hyundai New Zealand is a 100% New Zealand owned company and presumably has some autonomy.