That's awesome! The technology is really coming along for Electric Vehicles. The prices at Tesla and Zap are still a little high, but should come down as the technology becomes more popular.
Bilal Jaffery
· 1 year ago
Definitely, looking forward to driving a newer vehicle. By newer, I mean, something that is not based on what we have been using for almost the whole century or so.
If you think about it, our MPG ratings haven't really changed in the past two decades. Still hovering in high 20s for something with little power.
williamspy
· 1 year ago
Hmmm, I am tempted to try this.
jokeragp
· 1 year ago
I completely agree
Ahsen
· 1 year ago
Nice post man i just signed up to flickr to!
Bilal Jaffery
· 1 year ago
Thanks guys!
fanshiro
· 1 year ago
Thanks for this - great idea.
Arie Nugroho
· 1 year ago
Hmmm, I am tempted to try this.
matrix05
· 1 year ago
I really love to try it out. This is something new
rezki
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the post,
Gibarian
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the great tips.
ponchera
· 1 year ago
Nice blog btw
atlasmert
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the post, I have been having the same problems.
kamundsen
· 1 year ago
Good post.
sandra-ku
· 1 year ago
Hmm. Good question.
Rob
· 1 year ago
A lot of information on how to build an electric car, including cost cutting measures and design tips, can be found on Frank Didik's website at: www.didik.com/didik_ev.htm. In particular, check out the section entitled "How to Build an Electric Car", "Didik Turtle or How to build a two person electric vehicle in 14 hours" and "Critical and accurate assessment of electric vehicles". He is the first to truly mention the pro's and con's of electric cars and an excellent history directory of electric cars, starting in the 1800's. Many years ago, Didik was the found of the Electric Car Society.
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If you think about it, our MPG ratings haven't really changed in the past two decades. Still hovering in high 20s for something with little power.