Electric Cars - Reviews
Electric Vehicles International is a California-based company which makes two types of electric vehicle: a neighborhood electric called the Light Duty...
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Written by Aaron Turpen
The Eliica ñ Eight Wheels of Stylish Power
The Eliica (ELectric Lithium-Ion CAr) is a battery electric vehicle prototype that first appeared in 20...
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Velozzi made a splash in 2009 with the announcement of a joint project with Bayer Advanced Materials in the production of a super car, appropriately n...
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The Nemo is a 100% recyclable, 60+ mile ranged, versatile pickup truck replacement for industrial use. It's all-electric, has a 1,000 pound payload, ...
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In Detroit, BMW debuted its latest i Megacity Vehicle Initiative car: the ActiveE concept. The ActiveE is a concept prototype that will be tested on t...
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The Current is an electric car that is highway-ready, seats four, and is available right now. Headquartered near Denver, Colorado, Electric City Motor...
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The Audi e-tron is a showcase of the future of automotive tech as we know it. Not long from now, all electrically-driven cars, be they battery, fuel-c...
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by Aaron Turpen
Innovation is what America is all about. Nearly every major invention of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was created by an A...
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Tesla's Model S sport sedan will be part of a significantly more crowded market than when it was initially under development even as little as a year ...
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Written by Ross Bonander
Santa Monica CA-based Coda Automotive was founded in 2009 by Miles Rubin as a higher-end, highway-capable electric car to compliment—or counter—Ru...
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Written by Ross Bonander
Electric Cars Overview
Electric cars are the great irony of the auto industry. They are widely seen as the wave of the future,
silent, emmissions-free wonder cars that will have us humming about the highways science-fiction style.
History reveals, however, that electric cars are a relic of the past.
"Relic" might be too harsh;
I don't mean to suggest that battery-powered cars don't have a future. Rather, I want to highlight
a rather surprising fact: electric cars developed alongside
those with internal combustion engines and at the dawn of the 20th century, electric cars outsold
their explosive relatives.
So when it comes to electric cars, there is a lot to talk about: a rich history and an exciting future.
In these pages, we will try to cover all of it - yesterday's pioneers and tomorrow's innovators. Enjoy the
quiet, smog-free ride!
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