Electricity Car

Oleh Timoty

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Auto Motor und Sport reported that Apple and BMW were in close negotiations about developing an “Apple Car” based on the BMW i3 electric vehicle. The BMW spokesman said: ‘We are in regular talks with companies from the IT and telecommunications Feds say pair defrauded Chicago, federal government with project to install electric car-charging stations. Touted with fanfare by city officials and then-Gov. Pat Quinn at the 2011 Chicago Auto Show, a planned network of charging stations for electric What does the future of motorsports look like? According to the people behind the ED Torq autonomous race car, windshields will be replaced by video screens, and drivers will be replaced by computers. So I have to ask…what’s the point of racing Professor of Innovation Mike Wade, from the top-ranked IMD business school in Lausanne, Switzerland, predicts dependence on gasoline-fuelled cars will end sooner than most people think. He also predicts the downfall of the oil and gas industry. He writes For example, electric cars will have at least six types of energy harvesting variously converting ultra violet, infrared, visible light, vibration, vertical, lateral and forward movement into electricity but also heat differences. However, none of these Aventor made a great impression at the Geneva International Motor Show. The Swiss company SOFTCAR SA presented a race car with the goal to demonstrate technological automotive innovation and that racing can have a low ecological footprint. The vehicles can .

At this month’s 85th Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland, Goodyear unveiled its concept tire called “BHO3.” Tires, of course, create heat while you drive. Materials in this tire capture the energy from that heat and transform it to charge as Aston yanked the sheet from its electric-powered crossover-sports-coupe-thing. But, auto-show flash aside, the vehicle apparently is being rushed toward production. Is this really the future of one of the world’s longest-established sports-car makers? It is time to stop our green worship of the electric car. It costs us a fortune, cuts little CO2 and surprisingly kills almost twice the number of people compared with regular gasoline cars. The Nissan Leaf at an auto show in Houston last year. (Photo This technology then, will only act as a catalyst for the electric invasion that we have been witnessing in the car world, as it could reduce, or even eliminate the range anxiety many have with electric cars. Another technology Goodyear showcased at the .