First wave of EVs?
July 29th 2010 13:56
Looks cool, doesn't it?
Know what it is?
It's The Chevy Volt
Chevy Volt will cost $41,000
The price of two hybrids rolled into one.
the average gasoline price in the U.S. now at $2.75 and average fuel efficiency for new passenger cars at 32 miles per gallon, it costs 8.4 cents per mile to drive on gasoline
But there's a bright future ahead so those getting in on te first wave could find if they'd only waited they could have done better. There'll be government incentives, new technology and all sorts of things.
Battery-electric vehicles, such as the Leaf, cost less to operate. The 24 kilowatt-hour battery of the Leaf can take it about 100 miles. Using that as a crude approximation of economy, that's 2.8 cents per mile if you use the average U.S. retail electricity rate of 11.7 cents per kilowatt-hour.
info from CNet
Something to think about isn't it?
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