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2:02 am
June 24, 2008
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12:35 am
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I agree. I imagine there would be some kind of fuel cell backup. Either that or the cars would be light enough to push home . . .
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You have to wonder whether we will have the infrastructure by then to make it all practical. You don't want to run out of juice with no where to turn in some backwater somewhere.
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4:20 pm
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Steve Spalding
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It looks like Toyota is going to have a plug in Hybrid ready for production by 2010.
By the year 2010 a plug-in hybrid vehicle will be available in Japan, the US and Europe as part of the green strategy released by Toyota on June 11 last week. The vehicles will be run with next-generation lithium-ion batteries and will be rechargeable from an electrical outlet. The ecological petrol-electric cars will be aimed at leasing customers and will operate longer and cleaner than regular hybrids.
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