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Is Toyota Losing Ground in the Electric Vehicles Race?

Don't forget though, that Toyota has experience in the Electric Vehicle market- they built the Toyota RAV4-EV over a decade ago. In the end, when it comes to batteries, Toyota knows what will work and what won't. That's why despite every automaker turning to li-ion, they've stuck with NiMH batteries. As for them believing that fuel cell is the future- it isn't. Hydrogen doesn't make sense. Why use electricity to compress hydrogen, to burn the hydrogen to generate electricity to drive an electric engine? Fuel cell vehicles won't ever be as safe and efficient as electric cars- not to mention electric cars give you so many more option as to where your electricity comes from. For a more indepth comparison of hydrogen and electric cars, I recommend the book "Two Cents Per Mile" by Nevres Cefo... you can read excerpts of the book on Amazon at bit.ly/2centspermile

Texas Governor: 5k Credit for Plug-In Hybrids to Mollify 'Overzealous' EPA

This is great new. Electric cars, both plug-ins, and more importantly 100% electric vehicles, are necessary to save our economy, help save our environment, create jobs, provide national security, etc. And we need the governments help to make them affordable, because the automakers sure don't seem like they care enough to come out with a decent model. To learn more about electric cars, check out www.twocentspermile.com

GE: Bringing the Electric Car to Life

for a more detailed look at the NiMH / Chevron / GM scandal, as well as more general knowledge about electric vehicles and their advantages, check out the book "Two Cents Per Mile" by Nevres Cefo.

Toyota to Mazda: It's Easy Being Green

What’s the point of a hybrid sports car? Electric cars are an innovative and amazing technology- they are safe, efficient, and clean- and they should stop being made into a punch line. Instead of making over-the-top expensive hybrids, auto companies should be developing affordable 100% electric vehicles. Electric cars have an amazing history, and amazing advantages over combustion engines. To learn more about them, check out www.twocentspermile.com and bit.ly/2centspermile