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Gas prices have rebounded a bit, but they remain low enough to kill the cost-saving argument for buying a plug-in electric car like the Nissan Leaf or Chevy Volt. It’s an entirely different story, however, when it comes to the impact of cheap gas on Electric cars are simply more convenient than gasoline cars I would worry more about the oil and gas companies, whose lifespan, which was already finite, will likely be reduced. Michael Wade is a Professor of Innovation and Strategic Information Audi is set to release its first emission-free electric vehicle. Apple is also said to be assembling a team to work on technologies for an electric car. But is that good timing? Gas prices have fallen dramatically in recent months and resale values for SAN RAMON, Calif. (KTVU) - While just about everybody who drives loves lower than last year gas prices, it has had an adverse impact on electric cars sales. With gas prices plunging and consumers saving about $750 a year at the pump, sales of electric Total sales for plug-in vehicles including all-electric and plug-in hybrid models clocked in at 5,231 vehicles, down significantly from 7,190 plug-in vehicle deliveries in the US in the same month last year, according to InsideEVs. However, the latest Manufacturers of battery electric vehicles, or BEVs, have increased their offerings in response to rising consumer concerns over gas prices and the environment. Drivers have been slow to adopt BEVs due to "range anxiety," the fear of becoming stranded with .

Under the trunk floor, there is a huge tank storing just 15 kilograms of compressed natural gas, while the original 50-litre beating even some electric cars. But if you tend to rush, the car lacks in power significantly. The solution would probably Before the revolution, oil and gas accounted for 96 percent of government revenue “You’ve got bond traders driving electric vehicles who wouldn’t recognize an oil well if it were in their backyard, and now even they know Baker Hughes.” Similarly, fossil fuels generate 65 percent of U.S. electricity today, and will generate 64 percent in 2040, although natural gas will gain four percentage points and lead to slightly cleaner power. Instead of focusing on electric cars, we should focus on Dauncey and co-researcher Thomas Cheney wrote a brief paper outlining existing examples of electric powered which will carry 145 cars and 600 passengers, for $250 million with the intent to run them on liquefied natural gas (although they could also .