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567 messages, Last post on Oct 30, 2009 at 9:21 PM
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Honda is looking to increase sales of hybrids to 450,000 units by 2010 Aiming High
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Replying to: pf_flyer (Oct 29, 2007 8:43 am) Anonymous |
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http://www.greencarcongress.com/2007/11/us-sales-of-hyb.html?cid=88549350#commen- t-88549350 Prius sales up 50 % compared to Oct-2006  13,158. Camry-H up 25 % Escape/Mariner up 30 % Rx400h up 12 % Highlander down 63 % (because 2008 model is bigger & heavier) Civic is almost same. While overall auto sales increased 1.2 %, Hybrids increased 30 %. Gas prices have started creeping up again.
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Replying to: yerth10 (Nov 02, 2007 3:16 pm) And because it's not here yet.. these sales are mostly the leftover '07s. There might be a couple of '08s that snuck in under the 10-31 wire. |
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GM has announced a hybrid version of the Escalade. Take the Alternate Route on your way to the news story  News & Numbers |
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GM has announced the Malibu Hybrid will not be available outside of 11 selected markets. Chevrolet will limit early distribution of the cars to only 11 key U.S. markets in the Northeast and the West Coast, with none in the Southeast, Deep South or Midwest. |
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DO THE MATH: Not all hybrids are taxpayers' friends
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Replying to: moparbad (Jan 17, 2008 10:47 am) Point out the one remaining advantage the Detroit hybrids have. Beautiful. |
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link title Mercedes-Benz is claiming a major breakthrough in automotive battery development, announcing it will use lithium-ion technology in its upcoming S400 BlueHybrid that will go on sale in Europe in mid-2009. U.S. sales will follow in the third quarter of 2009. If Mercedes sticks to that schedule, the new upmarket gasoline-electric hybrid will be the first series-production road car to rely on lithium-ion batteries for the storage of energy, presaging a whole new lineup of hybrid models being readied by Mercedes-Benz for introduction in coming years. The move contrasts General Motors, which has announced that it will put a lithium-ion-based plug-in hybrid Saturn Vue on the market in 2010. GM also plans to use lithium-ion batteries to power its electric vehicles based on the Volt concept. GM plans to deliver the electric cars, which store power in batteries that are charged by plugging into the power grid or by using small onboard gasoline or diesel engines or fuel cells to generate onboard power, in 2010 as well. Coolness !!! |
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