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100 MPG Toyota Prius Plug-In : Exclusive Interview

The Auto Channel's ROAD TRIP talks with Pacific Gas & Electric's Judy Ho about its electric concept car. For more info about alternative fuel vehicles and all cars visit TheAutoChannel.com.  
 
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enzmusic (1 month ago)
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youfja (2 months ago) Show Hide
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The Volt soon 230 MPG thank goodness
Way to go American.#1
pauliscool2991 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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i will always drive my truck on diesel until i die
happyboyy8k (3 months ago) Show Hide
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fck people who hate green product, they have nothing to comment beside looking at the detail and say it ugly, why not looking at 100MPG and compare which your 30mpg or less to see how much work and engineer skills put on that.
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Hydrogen is a storage medium, not a fuel source. That is why hydrogen as an idea is gone. Realize that electric drive-trains are by design 8X as efficient as gas cars. A good amount of a gas engine's hardware is there to get rid of the gas that is turned directly into waste heat. If the radiator wasn't there, the engine would melt into a block in 6 minutes. This is just bad engineering. Just like the horse, the gas car is going away. Hold onto the past and you become part of it.
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good info but boring
sammyByou (4 months ago) Show Hide
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The lady in the back makes a good point. Sure electric cars don't pollute, but what about the green house gases emitted by the power plants that supply the electricity? Well I guess it makes it easier. Rather than switching to a different fuel for cars, and switching to a clean energy grid. All we have to do is get rid of coal power plants.

On a side note, don't believe anyone who says clean coal is the way to go. All it is is hiding the CO2 underground, not finding a way to burn it cleanly.
enzmusic (1 month ago) Show Hide
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With phev's, the power production is centralized and therefore more controllable.
sammyByou (4 months ago) Show Hide
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There are some prototypes out there including the honda clarity. However, electric is a more realistic alternative. Its easier to plug in a car at night than retool all gas stations. If we go all electric, then all we need are clean power plants.

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