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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | CALCARS NEWS - PHEV NEWS JANUARY 27, 2006 Business Week: Lithium batteries next for hybrids NEWS ANALYSIS. stake in Fuji Heavy from General Motors (GM ) last September, though Toyota declines to comment. And the next Prius, expected in 2008 or 2009, may well feature Li-ion technology. hybrid car is more interested in having large amounts power available instantly for the powerful electric motors. | CALCARS NEWS - PHEV NEWS SEPTEMBER 28, 2006 GM's Lutz "we are also studying plug-in hybrid technology" " We'll be reporting about much news on PHEVs from the Air Resources Board's ZEVTechnology Symposium. The race to market the first hydrogen fuel-cell car is speeding up, so why is General Motors slowing down? For his bio, see [link]. The whole key there is the development of significantly improved battery technology. link]. | | | | | | | | | | -
CALCARS NEWS - PHEV NEWS | MONDAY, JULY 21, 2008 Plug-In2008 Previews: Bloomberg w/Grove; SJ Mercury News Overview Here's an interview from Bloomberg News with Andy Grove the day before he delivers a keynote address at [link] in San Jose, followed by a long story in the conference's hometown paper, The San Jose Mercury News, featuring more info about the conference, interviews with many participants and numerous photos in the print edition. link]. MORE >> -
CALCARS NEWS - PHEV NEWS | MONDAY, JULY 28, 2008 PI-08: Company News: GM/V2Green/Coulomb/Google/HEVT/PlugInSupply In the first of several roundup postings about Plug-In 2008, we present lots of news from companies at the Plug-In 2008 Conference. All the citations below are highly compressed excerpts of announcements and news reports: read the links for details. GENERAL MOTORS PARTNERS WITH UTILITIES. GM allies with U.S. MORE >> -
CALCARS NEWS - PHEV NEWS | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2008 Big-Picture Volt Coverage: Time/BizWeek/Forbes/Car+Green Sites Yesterday we excerpted some of the major news stories on the Volt launch. We've combined them so we don't crowd your in-box with multiple stories on GM (we hope to get back to lots of other news too). If plug-ins suddenly became popular, before the grid had a chance to get smarter, it could lead to a real power predicament. MORE >>
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