Mazda i-ELOOP - Autoline Daily 776

General Motors is in full-blown damage control over reports that the batteries in the Chevy Volt caught fire after a crash test by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Japanese automakers are getting hammered by the strength of the yen, and things could get a lot worse. Mazda just introduced a new regenerative braking system called i-ELOOP. All that and more, plus John reviews the movie "Revenge of the Electric Car."

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[nespokesman]

Mazda for life.

[tinleo333]

@kastrishis this guy is good

hey i watch from miami good show

[tinleo333]

most chevrolet cars in the 1990s were an electric nightmare what we can spect in an all electric car

fire,explosion,earthquake,elec­trocution epect the worst hey is a chevy

[kastrishis]

its difficult to listen to you talking. you are making too many pauses. u speak like a robot

[garojanhotmail]

Toyota,you MESSED UP A GREAT CONCEPT CAR.CONCEPT1 WAS A KILLER!!!YOU DESTROYED IT!!!TNX!



[undeadkillers]

@RedAffinity +1 on Zoom Zoom 

[InsurgenceRX]

I want to see the movie!

[2Kriss2Kross]

JDM cars have the funniest names! The Biante Granz looks like a sweet van. Looks like those names are slowly leaving Japan through engine and car part names.

[rav2188]

@ndyt yea definitely! capacitive regen would help help a lot with initial start off after a stop which uses the most power with high voltage and faster dissipation from the capacitors

[haf2watch]

hey! don't knock my Mazda. They're new technology looks awesome. I can't wait for their diesel to come to the states.