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LOL. Think that you will define technological developement, Flatulance? The development of the plug in hybrid will drive the development of a battery that will make the ev a viable vehicle. And the decrease in the cost of having one's own electricial generation will make that vehicle a must have for most home owners. Under $10K for a 5+ kw solar system is available right now.
You keep saying that. But charging your car from SOLAR is a non-starter. Your car is gonna charge from the grid. If you want to go into the solar biz to subsidize your poor economic choices. Be my guest...
Go ask Nissan about charging the Leaf from a solar panel..... It's not in manual for good solid technical reasons...
That's right.......you sure are......extremely......delusional too......Thats right.........Im the retarded one.LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.....oh kookster, you have got to be one of the stupidest retards in the world......Go look up any graph on the sale of hybrids over the last 3 years and tell me they are the wave of the future.
Electric Car & Hybrid Car Sales up 164% in June
Clean Technica
July 23, 2012
(excerpts)
No matter the roller coaster ride gas prices take us on, or perhaps due to it, consumers are steadily purchasing hybrid and electric vehicles. Highlights of the last year in electric and hybrid cars include a 164% increase in June 2012 sales, compared to June 2011. Folks at Kelley Blue Book expect hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) sales to slow a bit but not nosedive as gas prices decline. Movers and shakers in the alternative-energy car category include Lexus and Chevrolet. The Blue Book Market Report highlights a 500% increase in sales of the Lexus CT200h year-over-year. The Chevy Volt had a 200% year-over-year increase in sales. The Volt may be more popular because of its longer driving range 379 miles; however, the Volt is not entirely electric, a sticking point for some of the EV hardliners. Toyota had a big year with its Prius, as well. Alec Gutierrez, senior market analyst of automotive insights for Kelley Blue Book, said Prius sales surged more than 300 percent from June of last year. The Prius has been in high demand since the introduction of the subcompact Prius c and wagon-esque Prius v. Sales numbers for the Prius look especially strong due to the inventory shortages that plagued Toyota at this time last year.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.......oh they definitely included the 'compared to what' part but you're just too unbelievably retarded to understand what you're reading, you pathetic idiot.As I am always fond of saying.........far left guys ALWAYS leave out the "Compared to what?" part of the equation. Thats why ALL OF THEIR LINKS throw out these magical numbers like "increase of 164%!!". But its never placed in context by any of these k00ks.
That's right.......you sure are......extremely......delusional too......Thats right.........Im the retarded one.LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.....oh kookster, you have got to be one of the stupidest retards in the world......
Electric Car & Hybrid Car Sales up 164% in June
Clean Technica
July 23, 2012
(excerpts)
No matter the roller coaster ride gas prices take us on, or perhaps due to it, consumers are steadily purchasing hybrid and electric vehicles. Highlights of the last year in electric and hybrid cars include a 164% increase in June 2012 sales, compared to June 2011. Folks at Kelley Blue Book expect hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) sales to slow a bit — but not nosedive — as gas prices decline. Movers and shakers in the alternative-energy car category include Lexus and Chevrolet. The Blue Book Market Report highlights a 500% increase in sales of the Lexus CT200h year-over-year. The Chevy Volt had a 200% year-over-year increase in sales. The Volt may be more popular because of its longer driving range — 379 miles; however, the Volt is not entirely electric, a sticking point for some of the EV hardliners. Toyota had a big year with its Prius, as well. Alec Gutierrez, senior market analyst of automotive insights for Kelley Blue Book, said Prius sales surged “more than 300 percent from June of last year. The Prius has been in high demand since the introduction of the subcompact Prius c and wagon-esque Prius v. Sales numbers for the Prius look especially strong due to the inventory shortages that plagued Toyota at this time last year.”
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.......oh they definitely included the 'compared to what' part but you're just too unbelievably retarded to understand what you're reading, you pathetic idiot.As I am always fond of saying.........far left guys ALWAYS leave out the "Compared to what?" part of the equation. Thats why ALL OF THEIR LINKS throw out these magical numbers like "increase of 164%!!". But its never placed in context by any of these k00ks.
a 164% increase in June 2012 sales, compared to June 2011......a 500% increase in sales of the Lexus CT200h year-over-year......a 200% year-over-year increase in sales........Prius sales surged “more than 300 percent from June of last year
LOL. Think that you will define technological developement, Flatulance? The development of the plug in hybrid will drive the development of a battery that will make the ev a viable vehicle. And the decrease in the cost of having one's own electricial generation will make that vehicle a must have for most home owners. Under $10K for a 5+ kw solar system is available right now.
You keep saying that. But charging your car from SOLAR is a non-starter. Your car is gonna charge from the grid. If you want to go into the solar biz to subsidize your poor economic choices. Be my guest...
Go ask Nissan about charging the Leaf from a solar panel..... It's not in manual for good solid technical reasons...
What the fuck kind of an engineer are you, Flatulance? Did you not note the grid tied aspect of the solar sytems? Of course you are charging your car from the grid. But if you have a stand alone system, you still can use an invertor to convert your battery voltage to 60 hz current at the voltage needed.
Constantly you post objections to solar systems that have zero basis in present reality. I find it hard to believe that you are any kind of engineer. Millions of these grid tied systems in use around the world right now.
Probably because you have not had to use proper language with which to communicate with production in sawmills, construction projects, and steel mills. I find your depth of ignorance to be similiar, therefore, probably the only way to get your attention is to state the POV in a manner that will get your attention.
There are millions of grid parallel systems all over the world, and you can plug your car, dryer, or anything else that uses standard voltage into them as you would on a standard circuit.
And how is it possible that you are such a good engineer and are ignorant of that fact? Or is it that you prefer to lie about it because somehow individual homeowners achieving a degree of economic independence for their homes and vehicles somehow does not agree with your political views?
Have you heard of witricity (wireless electricity using magnetic waves ):
Wireless Electricity - WiTricity Showcase TED 2009 (Edit) - YouTube
That way you don't need a battery, you could distribute the electricity within the roads.
That would reduce the cost dramatically.
Battery technology is what stands in the way of electric vehicles.
Interesting. The hybrids and electrics are the wave of the future. The owning of a car that runs partly on electricity, such as the C-Max Energi, will make solar very practical for the home owner. A quick payback on an investment that not only provides power for the home, but fuel for tranportation.
fAiL..........
Go look up any graph on the sale of hybrids over the last 3 years and tell me they are the wave of the future.
Seriously.....did you really FAIL to notice that you're comparing complete years from 2002 - 2011 to a partial year, less than 1/2 the year, in 2012? REALLY?!?
