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AFS Trinity’s Extreme Hybrid (XH) Aimed for Fleets

May 6, 2008 by Hilary  
Filed under Computers

AFS Trinity’s Extreme Hybrid (XH) Aimed for Fleets

AFS Trinity Power’s PHEV technology brings gas-electric hybrids up to 150 mpg, allowing them to go 40 miles in EV mode while still relying on gas for those extra-long trips on which critics tend to focus.
Working models called “XH-150 SUVs” – modified Saturn Vue hybrids – debuted at the Detroit Auto Show in January. A few days ago, AFS (along with Ricardo plc) introduced a model for corporations – Extreme Fleet. Developers say it could save businesses 75% on fuel expenses.
The program appears to be targeting government fleets – police departments, federal groups, and some private operations.
It’s unclear at this …read more

Electro Metro/Swift/Firefly – in electric blue!

December 14, 2007 by Hilary  
Filed under Computers

Electro Metro/Swift/Firefly – in electric blue!

I know the back of the car says Geo Swift, but trust me. It’s a Metro. O a Firefly. I would know that car anywhere. It is the same model (and color) as my first auto, the Blueberry, and (as an electric conversion … costing under $1000!) is aptly named, The Forkenswift.

The cost of converting – Part II – Hummer H3 Getting 60 mpg

November 18, 2007 by Hilary  
Filed under Computers

The cost of converting – Part II – Hummer H3 Getting 60 mpg

you can have what you want – even a Hummer! – and be eco-friendly, too

Prius, RAV4 EV, and Highlander go Solar

November 13, 2007 by Hilary  
Filed under Computers

Prius, RAV4 EV, and Highlander go Solar

From ScrippsNews:

 ”A traditional hybrid charges its electrical battery from energy created when the gas engine is running. The owner of a plug-in hybrid can plug it into a regular wall socket overnight and start the day with a fully charged battery. That can reduce the amount of gas the Prius uses.
The solar kits push it one step further, giving motorists a little extra energy while they’re sitting in traffic or waiting to pick the kids up from soccer practice.
A solar Prius will use 17 percent to 29 percent less gasoline than a standard Prius, according to a research paper on …read more


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