Hybrid Cars ? Fuel Efficient Car
April 29, 2011 by admin
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Hybrid Cars – Fuel Efficient Car
Hybrid car, a new buzz in the auto industry. These are a great relief to the rising trend of fuel rise and environmental pollution. Hybrid cars are fuel efficient car as they use alternately fuel and electricity to run the car. Similarly they emit 50% to 60 % less carbon dioxide resulting a good impact on environment. The amazing thing about the hybrid car is that it has two motor one is run by gasoline or diesel and another is by electric motor which get recharged by battery. Both the motors share the power to get the car roll. When the car is in slow speed the electric motor supplies the charge while on the high speed gasoline motor supplies power to the car. Unlike a normal car, the hybrid car, while braking converts the excess kinetic energy into electricity and stores it in the battery. The device of restoring energy is known as a regenerative brake.
The aerodynamics of the hybrid sedan are excellent. These cars are built with very light material which helps to reduce the fuel cost. Supporters of hybrid cars believe that these product produce 80% less green house gases because of less fuel consumption and emission. The invention of the hybrid car is an important innovation in the global auto industry.
Pros and cons of the hybrid car:
If we talk about the pros of the hybrid car it is just wonderful. Fuel efficiency is the main plus point of these car. Driving a car by a battery to reduce fuel consumption is just amazing. The performance of the hybrid car is excellent. They are not at all behind from the normal car. The high mechanism and technology has made them robust, stylish, environment friendly and fuel efficient. Because of such qualities they acquired the title ‘car of the era’.
Some find these are not common man’s car as they demand very high investment. More over there is no resell value. The battery needs proper look after and need to change once in 10 years. Even some people find using of such battery may be disastrous during any emergency.
What ever the pros and cons of hybrid cars, they are the dream car of any car lovers. The best known hybrid vehicles are Toyota Prius, Honda Civic Hybrid, Toyota Camry Hybrid, Nissan Leaf, 2011 Ford Fusion Hybrid , Mercedes S400 BlueHybrid, Mahindra Scorpio Hybrid and many more.
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Day 11: Fuel efficient cars
January 9, 2011 by admin
Filed under Fuel Economy
Today I launched our fuel efficiency standards policy in Melbourne with Senator Christine Milne. I also talked about procurement – why aren’t the Government buying electric cars made right here in Victoria?
Efficient Danes use hydrogen cells to maximize wind power
December 22, 2010 by admin
Filed under Fuel Economy
Last week, we showed you how everyday Danes profit from pioneering wind power. But there’s a challenge — how to store that power when the wind isn’t blowing. Denmark is searching for answers, including building Europe’s first “hydrogen neighborhood” — homes that are powered and heated with the help of hydrogen fuel cells. John Larson reports from Denmark. worldfocus.org
300 Miles Per Gallon! Aptera Motors Unveils Ultra Efficient
December 20, 2010 by admin
Filed under Fuel Economy
The Typ-1 is a powerful, yet extremely safe vehicle that is a joy to drive — even for the most performance-minded individuals.
Congressman Bilbray on Second Stimulus, Afghanistan and Fuel Efficient Vehicles
December 17, 2010 by admin
Filed under Fuel Economy
Congressman Bilbray speaks with Dan Plante and Sandra Maas from San Diego’s KUSI about speculation in Washington surrounding a second stimulus, whether or not President Obama will support General McChrystal’s calls for more troops in Afghanistan, and the Congressman’s efforts on fuel efficient vehicles.
BMW Efficient Mobility – Thermoelectric Generator
December 16, 2010 by admin
Filed under Fuel Economy
BMW Group is working on innovations to downsize driving emissions and fuel consumption. The thermoelectric generator has been developed to enhance thermal and energy management in order to further reduce the CO2 emissions generated by BMW powertrains. Available video includes animations of the thermoelectric generator, shots of test driving and soundbites from Dr. Andreas Eder, BMW Thermal Management, on the thermoelectric generator. www.carnutheaven.com
Worlds most efficient engine “The Edwards Winged Rotary”
December 15, 2010 by admin
Filed under Fuel Economy
This is the Edwards Winged rotary the worlds most efficient internal combustion engine. If you are interested in obtaining more information or interested in assisting with the developement contact me at WWW.sidbedel.com
Engineering Researchers Partner With Toyota; DOE Grant Will Further Work Toward a More Efficient Charger for Hybrid …
December 15, 2010 by admin
Filed under Electric Cars
Ford makes a big bet on the small
Auto maker wagers that high gas prices will cause Americans to shrink their driving dreams by buying compacts
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Carmakers, utilities, regulators lay out plan to accommodate battery-powered cars in Calif
LOS ANGELES, Calif.
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The long, hard road ahead for electric cars
Green dream is turning into a nightmare
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The Mitsubishi i-MiEV Trials Conclude
CABLED (Coventry And Birmingham Low Emission vehicle Demonstrators) is the largest of eight public trials taking place in the UK as part of The Technology Strategy Board’s £25m Ultra Low Carbon demonstrator programme, with the West Midlands consortium contributing 110 of the 350 vehicles trialled on the UK’s roads.
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Engineering Researchers Partner With Toyota; DOE Grant Will Further Work Toward a More Efficient Charger for Hybrid …
A $3.9 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy will allow electrical engineering researchers at the University of Arkansas to continue contributing to the development of a compact and highly efficient silicon-carbide charger for hybrid electric vehicles. The benefits of the project extend beyond vehicles into other areas, such as wind and solar power, and could lead to reduced energy …
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Cummins gets $54M to develop fuel efficient vehicles
December 11, 2010 by admin
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The money comes from the $787 billion stimulus package. Indiana is getting 50% of the government grant money. Navistar in Fort Wayne is in line for more than $37 million.
Towards an efficient, effective and equitable REDD+
December 10, 2010 by admin
Filed under Fuel Economy
Discovery: Some frogs eliminate foreign objects via their bladders
(PhysOrg.com) — Three species of Australian frogs have been found to be able to move transmitters implanted in them to their bladders for elimination. This process appears to be a unique way of eliminating foreign objects from the body, which has never been seen before.
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Bennington company to install efficient boilers
A Vermont company is planning to use a federal grant to install three energy efficient propane boilers in some of the properties it manages.
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Kia Debuts All-New 2011 Kia Optima ‘Sweet Dreams’ Ad as Part of Its Largest Media Campaign Ever
The first phase of the launch of the all-new, highly anticipated 2011 Optima â the largest campaign in Kia Motors America’s history â begins this weekend as a new made-for-cinema 60-second spot and will begin running at movie theaters nationwide. Â Titled “Sweet Dreams,” the ad is based on the premise that “nobody ever dreamt of driving a midsize sedan. . . until now,” and follows a young boy as …
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About 800 to be laid off during Ford’s Louisville Assembly Plant shutdown
While laid off from her $28-per-hour job at Ford’s Louisville Assembly Plant, line worker Karen Bybee said she expects to volunteer for Habitat for Humanity or a local food bank.
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Towards an efficient, effective and equitable REDD+
An exclusive focus on forests — as opposed to the entire landscape — could lead to inequitable and destructive outcomes for the poor in developing countries, said a Nairobi-based agroforestry research organization today.
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