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It would be more practical if they could get twice the range. And after 2-3 years you have 21 batteries to dispose of and replace. They can run you anywhere between $50 and $100 each. They also didn't mention anything about top speed or acceleration figures. Just doesn't sound all that great to me :dunno:
Good initiative though on the guys' part.
Good initiative though on the guys' part.
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It would be more practical if they could get twice the range. And after 2-3 years you have 21 batteries to dispose of and replace. They can run you anywhere between $50 and $100 each. They also didn't mention anything about top speed or acceleration figures. Just doesn't sound all that great to me :dunno:
Good initiative though on the guys' part.
Good initiative though on the guys' part.
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110 mpg and 400 hp????
110 mpg and 400 hp????
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They should've converted the D/B16 that was in there to run on hydrogen... I mean, I know it's possible. A fuel cell might be more practical than a plug-in, at least in some categories, but still sucks compared to internal combustion imo.
