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October 20, 2008
The Chevrolet Volt May be In Big Trouble. It Looks Like BMW Is In The Game And Already Far Ahead Of GM
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LA Preview: 204-hp lithium battery-powered MINI E revealed! (www.autoblog.com)
The Chevrolet Volt May be In Big Trouble. It Looks Like BMW Is In The Game And Already Far Ahead Of GM
BMW says it will soon lease 500 Mini-E, electric cars, possibly before the end of 2009, for a North American beta test. This is not a test of a practical model of the Mini Cooper, because the vehicle is just a 35 Kwh battery mated to a 150 H.P. low torque electric motor and this "power train'...
October 16, 2008
Tesla and GM Are Building The Wrong Cars; This Texas Teenager Is Smarter Than They Are By A Country Mile
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Lithium Counterpoint: No Shortage For Electric Cars (gas2.org)
Tesla and GM Are Building The Wrong Cars; This Texas Teenager Is Smarter Than They Are By A Country Mile
If a smart Texas teenager can assemble an electric car with a 40 mile range for under $10,000 cannot a larger corporation build a car with the same performance for use by High School and College students to go back and among school, home, and the job they'll need to pay for it? Why not build these just...
October 16, 2008
End markets and price points for concentrating photovoltaics still need to be proven.
Analysis of:
GE Gives Jolt to Solar Power Pioneer Soliant (www.businesswire.com)
End markets and price points for concentrating photovoltaics still need to be proven.
Concentrating photovoltaics (CPV) are not quiet ready for primetime on commercial rooftops. (a) Commercial roof tops are highly dependent on financing via power purchase agreements (PPA). (b) Concentrating photovoltaics are an unproven technology in terms of performance, reliability, price and O&M...
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ATA Renews Attack on Port Trucking Plan (fleetowner.com)
Environmental legislation requires an economic impact analysis to ensure continued viability of commerce. California's Clean Truck Program for port operations has withstood such challenges but is now faced with litigation claiming it unlawfully regulates the trucking industry.
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G.M. and Chrysler Explore Merger (www.nytimes.com)
The quality of the passenger carrying motor vehicles offered for sale in the USA has improving dramatically during the 30 years since the, predominantly transplanted Japanese, competition forced the industry to address value rather than size and performance as the key to marketing. In...
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CAT, Perkins announce Tier 4 interim plans (www.dieselprogress.com)
Starting in 2010 precious metal catalysts will be required on off-road diesel engines in the US. This incremental demand, coupled with a rebound in automotive production, may stretch supplies thin again as seen in 2007. With regulatory impact increasing demand through 2015 worldwide the...
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Prius Diary Extra: Toyota Considering a Separate Prius Brand (greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com)
Toyota has had tow pleasant surprises in the competition to lead the OEM automotive industry into the era of green cars: 1.) It has had no competition while it has established its bestselling Prius hybrid, and 2.) Its largest current competitor is probably bankrupt allowing Toyota to expand the Prius...
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IRS, EPA Helping Diesel Cars? (www.dieselprogress.com)
Diesels are ~25% more fuel efficient vs. gas but cost more to build. Diesel fuel prices above unleaded in the US have dampened hopes for greater diesel share as mpg advantages are diluted. Government incentives to help offset sticker price penalties for diesel may help future prospects as...
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Are emissions-reducing strategies working? (fleetowner.com)
The EPA and individual states have offered some subsidies to retrofit older diesel engines with emission reducing technologies. Newer engines [2007 - 2010 models] are factory equipped with advanced emission control systems but the majority of the existing US fleet still has older, dirtier engines....
October 8, 2008
Toyota And GM Are Both Going To Market Test Plug-in Hybrids. Will Both Of Them Survive That Test?
Analysis of:
Power Outage (www.forbes.com)
Toyota And GM Are Both Going To Market Test Plug-in Hybrids. Will Both Of Them Survive That Test?
Toyota will have a limited production plug-in hybrid on the road probably as much as a year before GM's Volt. Toyota is test marketing a concept, the limited range, in full electric operation, commuter car. Toyota thinks that this is a niche market, and will approach it with a modified version...
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