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Re: Electric Vehicles, in favor of? or disapprove?

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Originally Posted by Mark Rozitis View Post
What I am wondering is why the big guys like GM then don't jump on the big money that is there to be made in going electric if they have the technology....only problem I see is how fast they could make them as people would line up to buy them, of course the oil companies would have to also sell batteries etc for fast recharge/go type of setup and like propane or natural gas....good luck finding it at the local gas station, not that many have it so you can't rely on it.

$127+/barrel right now....easy $150 by august, electric cars and trucks better come soon...before we all go under.
one thing people have to get over is "filling" an electric car with electricity. How long are you parked daily? I'll bet there is an outlet no too far from where you park and the infrastructure is very easy to modify to accommodate this. Here is a picture of some such chargers at LAX when pilots who used GMs EV1 would use the opportunity chargers at the airport. Unlike conventional automobiles, electric cars can charge when parked. You will never have to go to a gas station again!
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