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http://www.evworld.com/view.cfm?section=communique&newsid=12805Thanks - very interesting, and very promising.
I've checked a few cars on that site, and didn't learn much that I didn't already know. One thing I noticed on each car: "it never needs to be plugged in". I read that, from what I read elsewhere, "you cannot plug it in unless it's an European version, and you lose your warranty if you install the plug".
What's this fear of pluggable cars? Is it the expectation that the competition would start a smear campaign based on "but you can't go far with it, what if you have nowhere to plug it in", or what.
Which is a ridiculous side-effect of advertisement based market, if it's true. I've just calculated that with a pluggable hybrid, I'd practically have to buy gas about twice a year.
