Electric Car Batteries Lithium Ion Batteries Breakthrough Electric Car Range Tripled
Building on the existing award-winning Argonne-Envia collaboration, the Argonne license contributed complementary technology to Envia’s development of industry-leading lithium-ion battery solutions. General Motors also invested $7 million in Envia to provide its “battery engineering team with access to advanced lithium-ion cathode technology that delivers higher cell energy density and lower cost.” Other Envia Investors include Asahi Kasei and Asahi Glass, Bay Partners, Redpoint and Panagea Ventures totaling $17 million.
Advanced Research Project Agency•Energy, or ARPA•E gave them a $4 million dollar award grant to help with the research as well. The whole idea of ARPA•E was:
To bring a freshness, excitement, and sense of mission to energy research that will attract many of the U.S.’s best and brightest minds—those of experienced scientists and engineers, and, especially, those of students and young researchers, including persons in the entrepreneurial world.
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2013 Ford Fusion Unveiled At Detroit Auto Showed & Named Official CES Car
Carrying the title of official car of CES on its shoulders, Ford President and CEO, Alan Mullaly revealed the company’s new Ford Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid today at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show.
The new 2013 Fusion Energi belongs to Ford’s Fleet of Fusions that also includes standard and hybrid versions. Along with being Ford’s cleanest and most energy efficient of its three Fusions, the plug-in hybrid is also Ford’s most tech focused and laden vehicle to date. Continue Reading 2013 Ford Fusion Unveiled At Detroit Auto Showed & Named Official CES Car Here
Pros and Cons of Continuing to Drive Old Car
Pros
1. Landfills – If you continue to drive your old car, you will prevent the additional cluttering of the landfill. In other words, the longer you drive it, the longer it stays out of the junk yard or landfill.
2. No car payment – You won’t have to make a car payment if you keep driving your old car. Continue Reading Pros and Cons of Continuing to Drive Old Car Here
Originally posted 2010-08-13 10:06:43.
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The Electric Car Why Electric Cars Are a Great Idea

The Electric Car Why Electric Cars Are a Great Idea: Woman Plugging In and charging her non fossil fuel automobile
The Electric Car
So what happened?
For one thing, American roads got longer and people needed cars that could be driven for longer distances. Continue Reading The Electric Car Why Electric Cars Are a Great Idea Here
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Repair or Replace Thats the Big Question
1. Car – It’s nearly always less expensive to keep your old car than to buy a new one. Of course, if your car is totaled in an accident or otherwise damaged beyond repair, it’s time to replace. But you can replace it with another used car if you want to keep waste to a minimum. Continue Reading Repair or Replace Thats the Big Question Here
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Why Electric Cars Are a Great Invention
So what happened?
For one thing, American roads got longer and people needed cars that could be driven for longer distances. Another factor was the decline in American oil prices, making gas-powered cars cheaper to run. And Henry Ford developed the assembly line for manufacturing his gas-powered autos, making the gasoline car even more affordable. Continue Reading Why Electric Cars Are a Great Invention Here
Originally posted 2010-06-10 10:12:49.







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