The biggest problem to plug-in hybrids?
Plug-in conversion for Prius wooed crowds at HybridFestWhat's the biggest problem for plug-in hybrid vehicles?
Is it batteries? Is it the electric grid? Is it cost?
Nope it's convincing consumers that plug-ins are a good idea, according to J.D. Power (more).
No way, I say.
If you could buy a 100 mpg plug-in Prius today for $30,000, Toyota wouldn't be able to meet consumer demand. Likewise, I think an 80 mpg Saturn Vue hybrid for $35,000 would do the same for GM.
Build affordable plug-ins, and they will come!
Labels: plug-in hybrid vehicles, prius
posted by Dahcredyns at
11:29 AM
1 Comments:
You said it!, Especially if you show people how to convert their electric bill to dollars per gallon. Or their gas bill to kilowatt hours.
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