Mercedes unveils electric E-class, GM unveils Cadillac Volt.

Discussion in 'Prius, Hybrid, EV and Alt-Fuel News' started by Rybold, Jan 11, 2009.

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Discussion in 'Prius, Hybrid, EV and Alt-Fuel News' started by Rybold, Jan 11, 2009.

  1. Rybold

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  2. Rybold
    Will Lithium-Ion become associated with top-of-the-line luxury cars?
    Will only expensive, $100K cars have lithium-ion batteries?
    "Wow. That Mercedes has the lithium-ions. That guy must be loaded."

    "The challenge for luxury brands will be to recalibrate their marketing, from selling horsepower, speed and size to selling batteries, miles per gallon and eco-sophistication. 60% of entry-luxury buyers say they would have considered buying a hybrid if one had been available."

    Auto Industry Tracker - WSJ.com : Luxury Goes Green in Detroit

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    2010 Chevy Beat (gas) / 2011 Chevy Spark (electric).
    The Chevy Beat and Spark will both be "world cars," meaning that it was designed to be sold all around the world. Although it was not confirmed when it will be available in U.S. dealers, it was confirmed that it will be in U.S. dealerships.
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    Here's one article on it: http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090111/AUTO04/901110312

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  3. JSH
    The 2010 Mercedes E-Class is a conventional car:
    "Consumers will be able to choose between a 268 horsepower V6 engine in the E350 and a 382 horsepower V8 in the high-end E550."

    The electric car is the E-Cell:
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    The Cadillac Converj looks good. It is amazing what you can do on the same platform. The Converj looks SO much better than the Volt.

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