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By: Going Like Sixty
Electric SUV Sparks interest
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Phoenix Motorcars introduced a zero emission, all-electric sport utility truck, which is powered by a revolutionary Altairnano NanoSafe™ battery pack (NASDAQ: ALTI), and the truck targets the fleet vehicle owner market. The Phoenix Motorcars sport utility truck exceeds all specifications for a Type III ZEV, having a driving range of 130 miles, it can be recharged in less than 10 minutes and the battery pack has a life of 12 years or more. Surprisingly, the cost to recharge the battery pack is less than $3.00!!
The Phoenix Motorcars zero emission, all-electric sport utility truck can cruise on the freeway at up to 95 mph while carrying 5 passengers and a full payload. The Phoenix Motorcars Sport Utility Truck has a low cost maintenance schedule and will be introduced in early 2007. The Phoenix Motorcars SUV will be introduced in late 2007 with two configurations, having a range of either 130 or 250 miles and both configurations can be recharged in less than 10 minutes. (YAHOO)
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Are these the new generation of lithium batteries that don't melt down. If so i can hardly wait for those batteries to come down in price so the only really excellent design of the chevy volt hybrid car line is mine. The volt car is a concept car that has interchangeable major subsystems which means it can be upgraded like some computers can have upgrade chips and boards for some computer designs used in industry. A real lasting value. Detroit will rise again cause the volt is an electric car with mutifuel electric generator unlike it competitors which currently entangle single fuel driven generator motor to physically assist the electric wheel motors. These new batteries must be verified by someone , when mass production will drop prices of the batteries. And are these batteries as safe as their nano safe name. By: lastingvalue on Apr 30, 07 | 0 Trends | 21 Comments |
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