Google To Fund Plug-in Hybrid Car Development
21 June 2007 - 8:00am
Internet search giant Google will give $10 million to support the development of plug-in hybrid cars.
"Plug-in hybrids have bigger-capacity batteries than regular gasoline-electric hybrids, so they can go farther using the battery-powered electric motor before they need to switch on the gasoline engine for more power or to recharge the batteries. Plug-ins, as the name implies, can be recharged by plugging them into normal household current, thus trimming even more the need for the internal-combustion engine."
Source:
USA Today, June 19, 2007
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