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Archive for the hybrids Category
Some EV news: hydraulic & French hybrids
October 30, 2008 by Rob.
Clair from AustinEV posted a link to the interesting gas2.org site. They’re a automotive alt fuels multi-author blog. I found their post about UPS’ hydraulic hybrid delivery truck interesting. It’s important to keep in mind that Toyota is the only workable hybrid and there are some great alternative designs emerging (e.g. Chevy Volt).
If boxey and brown is not your thing, then consider Peugeot’s very hot looking concept diesel hybrid. A friend was asking me about this at a camp out last weekend and I had not heard about this offering. Looks like fuel efficient is starting to get sexy.
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