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Shake up time.

Bush signs the new 35 MPG Cafe standard

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Now it's pen-on-paper official:

Let's just be thankful that the 35 mpg standard survived all the backing down. And the Detroit News mentions this: **a measure in the bill that will provide at least $90 million annually for battery research to make plug-in hybrids a reality.**

Somehow I thought the PHEV money had been stricken. Hey, it's nice to be wrong. While the 35 mpg number won't kick in until 2020, the bill mandates changes starting with the 2011 model year. My, that's soon.
========== AutoblogGreen.com

PHEVs are a reality, only not in large scale production yet. There is a thriving business in converting the Prius and other makes from hybrid to PHEV. = TG

Do You Drive? click on this link Cdn. Vehicle Mfrs. Promises

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Not to mention it looks like Toyota might be coming out with a plug in version of the Prius as early as with the 2009 models.

By darylducharme, # 3. January 2008, 20:38:20

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