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Old December 1st 10, 04:19 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Jim Pennino was a pinhead afterall

DETROIT -- The first mass-market electric vehicles are about to go on
sale in selected cities, kicking off the beginning of a wave of new
green vehicles hitting showrooms over the coming year.



The Chevrolet Volt, from General Motors, and the Leaf, from Nissan,
both launching in December, are just the beginning of the
electrification trend. At least eight hybrids and 12 plug-in electric
cars in every price range are planned for 2011, with another batch of
electric vehicles (EVs) expected in 2012.



The rollout of these vehicles will be regional, starting with
California and a handful of other states, including New York, Texas,
Washington, Oregon, Arizona and Tennessee, among others. It could be
several years before EVs are readily available across America.

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Electric airplanes are next. It's inevitable.
We're running out of oil.

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Mark IV
"nobody can modify a LSA" - Jim Pennino
" anyone may modify an LSA"- Faa
 




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