Posts Tagged ‘Toyota’
Electric Car – How to get a Toyota Rav4 EV

Toyota Rav4 EV MSRP K Not Available from Toyota anymore! Heres the plan 1.Talk to your local EV conversion Shop 1.Average conversion cost about K 1.Find out the battery information ie How Many 2a.Go to www.pluginconversions.com 2a.Purchase about 24 Nilar Bipolar Large Format NiMH Batteries 2a.Cost about 00 2b.Or go to www.Lionev.com 2b.Purchase Lithium Batteries 2b.Cost about K 3.Go to a Toyota Dealership 3.Purchase a Toyota RAv4 Tip: Wait for the end of year sale for a cheaper price 4.Take the Rav4 and the Batteries to the EV Conversion Shop 5.Finally, get a paint job that says Rav4EV Total Cost no more than K – this is the final slide, just music after this
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Li-ion 120 km Ecoron EV for sale now(unlike MiEV/R1e etc)for 2980000 Yen – Japanese Government pay 680000 Yen so price reduced to 2300000 Yen See www.edisonpower.co.jp
Toyota lot deserted because no plug-in cars – tape 1

Out of all the cars on this Toyota lot, not one is a plug-in car. Perhaps if they had a plug-in hybrid, a Plug-in Prius or “PiP”, this lot would be jammed with customers. Why not? They once made a plug-in car, why not now?
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At the Huntington Beach, CA Energy Fair, at which solar energy and plug-in cars were center stage, HB Toyota finally admitted, perhaps in frustration, that Chevron is a factor in why they can’t sell the RAV4-EV. The RAV4-EV uses Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries specially developed for “large-format” applications by Panasonic-Toyota EV Energy Company. Originally, Toyota licensed the NiMH patents from the inventor, Stan Ovshinsky of Energy Conversion Devices’ subsidiary Ovonics. In 1994, GM bought control of the Worldwide Patent Rights to NiMH, vesting them in a Joint-venture called “GM-Ovonics”. On Oct. 10, 2000, GM sold control of NiMH to Texaco, which six days later announced it was becoming a part of Chevron (Standard Oil of California). Thus, GM, sensitive to PR, could say that it wasn’t GM and Standard Oil that had worked together, exactly. GM-Ovonics was renamed COBASYS (Chevron-Ovonics Battery Systems) and the very next year, Chevron funded a lawsuit against Toyota, alleging patent infringement in that Toyota had improved NiMH batteries so that they lasted longer than the life of the car, even a Toyota car. Toyota then ceased production of the EV-95 NiMH battery and the Toyota RAV4-EV which used it; no plug-in NiMH car was ever again offered for sale to the public by Toyota.
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Is toyota prius becoming the best car to save money on gas.?
Question: Is toyota prius becoming the best car to save money on gas.?
There was a documentary film I saw a year ago called “who killed the electric car?” It was very interesting to know that in the 90′s we finally developed an electric car than ran better that gas powered engine. Prius and other hybrid vehicles are the closest these oil companies will allow the American public to drive in an electric based car
Best answer:
Answer by Observer412
Toyota Prius and Honda Insight both gives 60 in the city
but Toyota Prius give 51 on Hwy and Honda Insight give 66 on hwy.
Whatever you choose, it’s great that you are thinking ahead about gas mileage.
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
Electric car may be coming from Toyota
Electric car may be coming from Toyota
A partnership deal announced in May is takng place, with Toyota working on a potential new electric car with California’s Tesla Motors.
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Phelan’s corner: 2-seat electric car
A sleek, low-slung two-seat electric car promises a sporty new look for Renault as the French automaker reveals the first work from its new design chief. The DeZir concept car emphasizes curves and flowing lines instead of the angular shapes of current Renault models.
Read more on Detroit Free Press
Electric car trial run in Putrajaya
MIRI – A pilot project on the use of electric vehicles (EV) will be implemented in Putrajaya soon, Energy, Green Technology and Water Minister Peter Chin said today.
Read more on The Malaysian Mirror