PVS
http://money.cnn.com/2006/05/04/technology/business2_wrightspeed/index.htm
just check out the article first.
PLEASE disregard the title "A car that could save the planet",
and find forgiveness in the bias nature of this article.
granted, the x-1 is stripped down and bare bones, which puts
it at an unfair advantage to the bugatti it came a split second short of beating.
not to mention its short battery life (100 miles per 4 hours of charging i believe)
what i really wanted to get opinions on is simply this:
do you think that the evolution of electric engines into a new breed of muscle car
will be what the industry needs to let go of gasoline? when we finally see an electric car, of a more fair weight for comparrison, smoke a bugatti on the quarter mile....will that finally be the first nail in the coffin for the combustion engine?
yeah, i know we still need HP for trucks and tractors, but lets focus on cars here.
just check out the article first.
PLEASE disregard the title "A car that could save the planet",
and find forgiveness in the bias nature of this article.
granted, the x-1 is stripped down and bare bones, which puts
it at an unfair advantage to the bugatti it came a split second short of beating.
not to mention its short battery life (100 miles per 4 hours of charging i believe)
what i really wanted to get opinions on is simply this:
do you think that the evolution of electric engines into a new breed of muscle car
will be what the industry needs to let go of gasoline? when we finally see an electric car, of a more fair weight for comparrison, smoke a bugatti on the quarter mile....will that finally be the first nail in the coffin for the combustion engine?
yeah, i know we still need HP for trucks and tractors, but lets focus on cars here.