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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
New Electric Car Technology
With the future catching up to us quickly, it is likely that we will see the gasoline driven vehicle disappear. Replacing them is a new species of transportation. Electric and hybrid cars are hitting the streets in every neighborhood and town. These new aged electric breed are not only saving money in the tanks, but they are being given all new futuristic designs and tastes. Hopefully in the near future, there will be talks of cars that you can just plug in when you get home and they will be all charged up the next time you're ready to go.
GM is hard at work at just such a project. The new Chevy Volt should be coming out of the factory with all sorts of top of the line gadgetry. From the new Flex Fuel System to the range extending onboard fuel system. The new Volt should be able to accommodate just about anyone's needs for it. Whether it is just your grocery getter or your everything car. This car will run purely off the sole power of a lithium battery for at least 40 miles, and has E85 ethanol to recharge it when needed. With one swift motion the car can also run from the gasoline to extend your mileage. That sounds like a sweet ride! Having a battery that recharges itself and gasoline would protect you from many of those moments when you 'run out of gas'. From what their site (http://www.chevrolet dot com/electriccar/) says, the only thing you should have to do is plug it into a 110 volt plug at your home. That's the same plug you use for your dryer!
Dodge is also catching up the new electric car technology trend. With aggressive and impressive styling, Dodge is throwing out the new ZEO, which stands for Zero Emissions. This car not only looks good but should get an impressive 250 miles a charge, and take the breath out of anyone who sees you driving it.
Even in the United Kingdom they are raving about new electric car technology. From new Lexus's that do 0-60 in 4.5 seconds to Acura's that are sleek and designed for the future that is now. Nobody is going to get left behind on this new age venture.
New electric car technology is popping up in conversations everywhere. Talks of the Uniquepurse in the car market, rises in the stock market, questions about what the oil companies will do and what the public will think. Variants of electric cars are coming out of dealership as we speak. Flex Cars, hybrid cars, solar cars, and more. In designs and trim packages that could never have been expected. They are the next generation in personal transportation.
Matthew Finn is an accomplished niche website developer and author.
To learn more about electric cars please visit High Tech Electronics for current articles and discussions.
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