May 7th, 2008
For Alden: Pros and Cons on the Zap Xebra
The Xebra is an adorable, fun little car …
May 1st, Popular Mechanics came out with a list of ten X Prize hopefuls. Some of the companies are already on our radar, and others haven’t received much press at all.
EMF = electromagnetic field; overexposure or exposure given sensitivity can lead to a host of physical problems including dizziness, anxiety, nausea, headaches, even delusions.
Exxon Mobile Corp - of Valdez oil spill infamy - is helping develop battery components for future electric vehicles.
GM is beginning to spin more stories - tragedies, to be sure - centered on why they might not be able to release their Volt by 2010.
By installing a 200 lb battery pack (in addition to the Prius battery already installed in the car) they provide up to 30 miles of electric-only cruising, boosting fuel efficiency over 100 mpg.
ZAP announced today their intentions to release a $30,000 all-electric sports car by Next Year.
With the approval of an air-bag waiver, without which the company claims they would have had to scrap their whole electric-sedan program, Tesla announces it’s first set of Roadsters will roll off the production line in a few months.
Looking for a low-speed electric that goes up to 120 miles on a single charge? Electrovaya, the company which developed the SuperPolymer® lithium ion battery technology used in other plug-in hybrids and zero emissions vehicles, said today they will produce their own EV.
Because cars can be tree huggers too!
Written by Hilary Evans [email] for b5media.
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