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Mitsubishi on 03 1st, 2009 |
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i MiEV Sport Air Concept by Mitsubishi
While the idea of an electric sports car is not a new one, mainstream carmakers have been slow to consider the proposition of a performance electric vehicle (EV). Niche carmakers like Tesla, Fisker and Lightning immediately spring to mind when one thinks of electric sports cars, but soon we may be able to add Mitsubishi to that list.
The Japanese carmaker announced today that it will unveil the new i MiEV Sport Air Concept at March’s Geneva Motor Show. The show car will be based on the existing...
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Toyota FT-HS Hybrid Sports
Though not hailed as a supercar and not as exotically priced as a Lamborghini or Maserati, the Toyota FT-HS concept, if it ever hits the showroom floors, will be offered in the mid $30,000s. This combination
of eco and emotion combines a 292hp DOHC 3.5-liter V6 (based on the Lexus GS 450h) with a 650V electric motor to deliver a total of over 400 hp.
The Toyota FT-HS Hybrid Sports Concept car is being hailed as the next Supra in the auto manufacturer’s lineup.
Suitable for treehuggers with...
Posted by fenolftalein86 on 08 25th, 2009
Want a Hybrid Car? Better ...
Compare ALL Hybrid cars with each other before deciding.
The following article includes pertinent information that may cause you to reconsider what you thought you understood. The most important thing is to study with an open mind and be willing to revise your understanding if necessary.
For the past fout or five years, there has been much ado about Hybrid Cars and the many benefits they could offer....
Posted by fenolftalein86 on 08 25th, 2009
The Green Alternative for ...
There are presently many hybrid car models in the market. The hybrid car technology has become very popular that almost all carmakers would like to ride the trend. Other manufacturers that cannot produce their own technology are buying technology from big companies that are ahead in the development of hybrid cars. Some companies are having a tie up with other companies so that they will come up with...
Posted by fenolftalein86 on 08 25th, 2009
Continue To Improve Hybrid...
With the popularity that hybrid vehicles are enjoying in the media and with all the attention they have been getting from environmentalist groups and advocates, one wonders how sales of these hybrid cars are going. Let us look at some secondary data provided to get a glimpse at just how marketable these hybrid cars are.
As of the first quarter of 2007, data from Forbes show that in the US alone, hybrids...
Posted by fenolftalein86 on 08 25th, 2009
To Buy or Not to Buy Hybri...
US President George W. Bush once advised Americans to invest in buying and patronizing hybrid vehicles to help cure and eliminate the country’s addition to oil. Because contract oil prices in the world market have always been very volatile, there is a pending need to significantly lower all industries and peoples’ reliance and need for oil. Car experts now recommend buying hybrid cars more...
Posted by fenolftalein86 on 08 5th, 2009
Toyota, Honda, Or GM Hybri...
Electric cars look like conventional cars aesthetically, both when it comes to exterior and interior. The same great and pretty designs are available, and friends and family will hardly be able to tell the difference. Electric cars and hybrid electric cars offer the lowest emissions available, with hybrid vehicles being the most practical. If emissions performance are an important environmental consideration,...
Posted by fenolftalein86 on 08 5th, 2009
Important Hybrid Car Infor...
When picking out a hybrid car, many customers seem to overlook all the hybrid car information that they should be looking at. Granted, many cars manufactured at present (hybrid or not), really do sell on their looks and just how comfortable they ride. But buying hybrid cars are slowly changing car shopper habits.
Mileage
When you think about a hybrid car or when you choose one, it all boils down to...