My OperaPhoenix - EV Battery Sport Utility P/U
Wednesday, May 23, 2007 5:55:22 PM
This very nice [SUT], sport utility truck,runs entirely on battery power.
That saves me about $400 a month in gas. Hey, that could cover the payments with change to spare.
This SUT is popular with municipal maintenance departments. They have engineers on staff and know a good deal when they see it. Also they want to be able to get around and fix things during a crisis, when all gas pumps are reserved for military and police - emergency use.
I like it. Sadly, so do many others and the waiting list is looong. = TG
More on this Phoenix and [No Gasoline], EVs at my other blogsite:
http://TonyGuitar.blogspot.com
= TG
That saves me about $400 a month in gas. Hey, that could cover the payments with change to spare.
This SUT is popular with municipal maintenance departments. They have engineers on staff and know a good deal when they see it. Also they want to be able to get around and fix things during a crisis, when all gas pumps are reserved for military and police - emergency use.
I like it. Sadly, so do many others and the waiting list is looong. = TG
More on this Phoenix and [No Gasoline], EVs at my other blogsite:
http://TonyGuitar.blogspot.com
= TG
TonyGuitarT-G # Friday, June 8, 2007 12:22:32 AM
Many Paris taxis run on compressed air. France is shipping 6,000 compressed vehicles to India. France bought 8,000 battery run p/us from California for French Postal delivery.
http://BendGovernment.blogspot.com
U.S. Municipalities are buying up plug-in Phoenix EV trucks so they will not be crippled by a sudden shortage of gas and diesel. fuels.
http://TonyGuitar.blogspot.com
Aside from BioFuel alternatives, why can we not buy these compressed-air and battery run vehicles in Canada?
Most hybrids are dead in the driveway too as they can not be run battery only without severe damage.
In a national emergency, [ no gas or diesel], all the trucks and vans owned by Canadians will be useless when they are most needed.
Should we move to France? .= TG