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operator X's comments:
on A Sustainable Auto Industry
150+mpg? Check. V2G capability? Check. Street Legal? Check. Made in Oregon? Yes.
We need to see more actual clean technology and less 2010 projections.
A combination electric/CAT/mico-engine vehicle that may utilize human power to net towards a zero balance is a reality, dubbed the Imagine_PS from an Oregon based HumanCar Inc. http://www.humancar.com/
What's important is this represents non-vaporware and actual practical scientific research in vehicle dynamics and alternative power methods. Right here in OR. Asia digs it.
CAT is yes
right now not 2010
Low Mass Vehicles - not 5k lb. cars
electric V2G PV mass-parking to grid to close zero net a must
let the form advance-let PRT & Syncguideway systems evolve
keep it street Oregon - keep riding your bikes
posted 4 years, 6 months ago
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