Comments on: Fully Electric SUV Truck by Phoenix Motor Cars http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/ eco sustainable living Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:12:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: hdtv antenna http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-16099 hdtv antenna Wed, 26 Nov 2008 01:21:12 +0000 http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-16099 This is neat...but you never hear about them again or see them out on streets. When is this going to ever happen! This is neat…but you never hear about them again or see them out on streets. When is this going to ever happen!

]]> By: Orlando Airport Car Rental http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-15517 Orlando Airport Car Rental Wed, 29 Oct 2008 18:37:22 +0000 http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-15517 I completely went through the Phoenix Motorcars website when I initially read this post to see if it's for real and I have to say, it is. Although I am in agreement w/ the previous poster as far a the push for using Hybrid cars (probably because of his/her lack of belief that this electric car actually has power), but I am in disagreement with how one would run out of electricity. There are 2 realistic patented products out there that would elevate efficiency. One is a wind-powered generator that can be mounted on the roof of the car. Since it's clearance is only 35-40" max, it wouldn't have a problem going through underpasses. The other is using solar-powered tiles to line the roof above the cabin. Although it would take longer to re-generate the cells of the battery, it would be lighter and would only use up to 4-6" of height on clearance so it wouldn't be an issue as well. Imagine continuous energy reserves to save up for evening use? That would be something, huh? Of course you need a back-up energy supply (like a specialized plug in the garage), but this is something not only real, but could potentially be part of our exciting future of going green in every facet of business and personal sectors. I completely went through the Phoenix Motorcars website when I initially read this post to see if it’s for real and I have to say, it is. Although I am in agreement w/ the previous poster as far a the push for using Hybrid cars (probably because of his/her lack of belief that this electric car actually has power), but I am in disagreement with how one would run out of electricity. There are 2 realistic patented products out there that would elevate efficiency. One is a wind-powered generator that can be mounted on the roof of the car. Since it’s clearance is only 35-40″ max, it wouldn’t have a problem going through underpasses. The other is using solar-powered tiles to line the roof above the cabin. Although it would take longer to re-generate the cells of the battery, it would be lighter and would only use up to 4-6″ of height on clearance so it wouldn’t be an issue as well. Imagine continuous energy reserves to save up for evening use? That would be something, huh? Of course you need a back-up energy supply (like a specialized plug in the garage), but this is something not only real, but could potentially be part of our exciting future of going green in every facet of business and personal sectors.

]]> By: cars http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-14453 cars Wed, 10 Sep 2008 10:19:53 +0000 http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-14453 I don't know if I would want to be choosing an electric car over a hybrid. Well, though both cars are definitely better than our regular cars, there are still huge differences. See I always sort of drive to isolated places and I don't think I want to run out of electricity in a village where there are no electricity. Well, in the case of Hybrid, I can always carry around a gallon or extra. I don’t know if I would want to be choosing an electric car over a hybrid. Well, though both cars are definitely better than our regular cars, there are still huge differences. See I always sort of drive to isolated places and I don’t think I want to run out of electricity in a village where there are no electricity. Well, in the case of Hybrid, I can always carry around a gallon or extra.

]]> By: Armand Rousso http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-8451 Armand Rousso Sat, 08 Sep 2007 11:04:17 +0000 http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-8451 This is a very good way to protect the environment. As it is fully electric, it won't pollute the environment. It is the future of mobile. Armand Rousso http://environment.armandrousso.biz/ This is a very good way to protect the environment. As it is fully electric, it won’t pollute the environment. It is the future of mobile.

Armand Rousso
http://environment.armandrousso.biz/

]]> By: ecoshopper http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-8433 ecoshopper Tue, 28 Aug 2007 19:50:18 +0000 http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-8433 Its only 45K I read. Its the price of a LEXUS SUV! The rich suburbanites in Orange County, CA and Fairfax County, VA will be able to afford! Its only 45K I read. Its the price of a LEXUS SUV! The rich suburbanites in Orange County, CA and Fairfax County, VA will be able to afford!

]]> By: Danny http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-8432 Danny Tue, 28 Aug 2007 17:25:54 +0000 http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-8432 wow, $3 a charge and charges in less than 10 minutes...wonder what the price tag is wow, $3 a charge and charges in less than 10 minutes…wonder what the price tag is

]]> By: Jamie http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-8428 Jamie Mon, 27 Aug 2007 22:48:59 +0000 http://www.ecoshopper.net/2007/green-transportation/fully-electric-suv-truck-by-phoenix-motor-cars/#comment-8428 This kind of stuff amazes me. The things people can come up with. Great stuff here! Thanks for sharing. This kind of stuff amazes me. The things people can come up with. Great stuff here! Thanks for sharing.

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