A case for plug-in hybrids
A Prius about to be converted into a plug-in hybridMy power went out just before midnight last night and I've blown through both of my notebook's batteries.
No worries. My hybrid is full of juice, so I'm working in my car right now, and this whole experience has me thinking about plug-in vehicles.
Until a much more robust infrastructure for EV charging is developed, instances such as these - and it only takes one - will remind consumers of why a plug-in hybrid is simply a more comforting choice of vehicle than a pure EV.
Labels: electric cars, plug-in hybrid vehicles
posted by Dahcredyns at
11:00 AM
5 Comments:
I never understood why a person's car could not be used as a backup generator if the house power failed.
there must be a good reason.
Seems like a waste to have the car and watch the food spoil in your fridge and not be able to do something about it.
I wonder if it makes any difference if the car is gasoline powered or CNG powered.
well, there has been that discussion for plug-in vehicles.
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