What i saw on the Volt it was originally marketed with a range like a common fuel car, about 300 mile to a charge. But when you get pass concept cars and come down to reality you get a 40 mile to a charge plus an alternate engine car. There are companies that will juice up a Hybrid car for about 30K with a mileage of 100 miles per charge. MPC? They put in more and better batteries. I wondered why the roof panels on most of these Hybrids wasn't solar panels, the common use of a car is drive to work and let it set in the sun for 8 hours and then go home, might not be much of a charge now but as technology improves.. I had saw one that did something like this but just used it for vehicle cooling. Are battery charging stations the gas stations of the future?
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