It wasn't too long ago when the idea of launching new 2010 Plug In Cars was only written on a scratch of notebook paper. The auto industry has made great achievements since 2008 as consumers demand for fuel-efficient hybrid plug in vehicles. The times are changing as we reduce carbon emissions and foreign oil dependency.
Plug-in Hybrid Electric vehicles (PHEV) are energy efficient and cheap to operate. New cars will have the ability to accept an electric charge from any standard 110 volt outlet. Energy efficient automobiles can recharge overnight with simplicity and provide a gas-free commute.
Electric automobiles are making their way into the market faster than any other time previous. The spark which started it all was the sudden rise in gas prices during the summer of 2008. This started a new beginning on how we pay for our daily commute.
Most Americans feel they are being misled at the pump as the price for gasoline is unpredictable. With so much technology today, we are still depending on foreign oil, which is owned by companies that can set their own prices. These companies are pricing themselves out of the market as people seek another alternative energy to power their daily travels.
Do you remember the electric lawnmower? It offered an energy efficient way to cut your grass without using gasoline. The concept did have one problem, the power cord.
However, there are new electric mowers coming next year, which are built with the same technologies found in hybrid vehicles. It uses the same battery and can cut several lawns before needing a recharge. There will be several other uses for the hybrid starting next year that isn't just for the electric car.
While these batteries don't last forever, and they do wear out, it is more cost effective to replace them than paying for the price of gasoline. Prices at the pump are unpredictable and this only leads to stress in our daily lives. The electricity that power our appliances will soon power new electric automobiles.
This isn't a dream, or a concept, it is already happening. Vehicles that can utilize the same power source as a television are coming to market next year. Moreover, this helps the environment and puts more money into your pocket.
Hybrid electric vehicles are being made by General Motors, Ford, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Porsche, Lexus, and other automakers. While most hybrid cars can travel up to 40 mph using only the electric battery. Porsche is designing a new plug-in automobile which will drive up to 86 mph but there are few details available.
According to a study conducted by GM, most Americans commute less than 40 minutes per day to work. The time is coming when you will be able to charge your car from home or at a public charging station. There are new public charging stations currently being installed in public parking lots in certain areas of the country. The upcoming plug-in cars are about to lead the way to cleaner energy.
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