carmakers look to electrify the industry with battery power - 3.7 volt rechargeable lithium ion battery

DETROIT-On the second day of the North American International Auto Show, it became noticeably quiet, both literally and in image.
As only about six new cars were revealed, there was not much movement in Cobo Hall and most of the stuff there was running --
At least part-
On the silent motor.
Lincoln released the new MKT 7
Passengers driven by traditional gasoline engines cross, but all other important introductions have batteries.
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GM doesn't even bother a car, it just shows lithium-
An ion battery pack that will power the Chevrolet Volt one day-
Electric cars.
Big news is the decision to make a new juice box in Michigan in an effort to bring this technology in-
The House and work returned to the state.
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At the same time, Toyota launched the 2010 Prius, which has a larger and more powerful gasoline engine with a fuel economy rating of 50 miles per gallon.
There's more space in it, and solar energy.
The electric climate control system will help the company achieve its target of 400,000 vehicles sold worldwide in 2010.
The other end of the hybrid series is the Fisk Karma limousine.
Similar to the power system of the Chevrolet Volt, this lowslung four-
While offering a sports car, the door can be powered 50 miles separately using a battery
Just like the performance of the twin motors that produce more than 400 hp. The US-
Boutique-based automakers already have more than 1,000 orders valued at $87,900
And promised to get them on the road before the end of the year.
If so, it will be the first plugin
There are hybrid cars in the United States.
The Chinese already have one, and they bring it to Detroit, hoping to sell it here by 2011.
BYD, the world's largest manufacturer of rechargeable batteries, has combined the two industries in the form of F3DM compact cars after acquiring a car maker. With its non-
The toxic black metal battery pack allows vehicles to travel 62 miles full of electricity.
The company claims that it can charge half of the fee in less than 10 minutes, while recharging takes a few hours.
When the battery runs out, the gasoline motor starts to make it 250 miles from the socket.
The retail price of F3DM in China is $22,000.
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