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A peek at the Bright. (Credit: Bright Automotive)
Bright Automotive is “showing a bit of leg” with its new plug-in hybrid vehicle, which should be available in model year 2013. This picture, teaser though it may be, is a world exclusive.
If all goes well and the company is fully funded (a big if), it will produce 30,000 cars in its first year, ramping up to a capacity of 50,000. The factory location is yet undecided, but it could be in Indiana, where many of the EV-1’s innovations were developed.
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This is a wonderful opinion. I like the cars. The things given are unanimous and needs to be appreciated by everyone.
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The only reason for hybrids to exist is battery range and recharge limitations. Those are quickly going by the board. The Tesla Model S will have a 300 mile max range (deluxe battery pack), a 45-minute 80% fast-charge option, and swappable batteries (40 seconds in one provider's version).
Also check out the ultra-successful trials of fully electric yard trucks with 60-mile range at LA Port. Cost about 15% as much per mile, clean, safe, quick -- the drivers and managers both love them.