Posted in Chevrolet, Electric Cars, GM, Trucks, Zap by UDMan · Leave a reply

The Toyota Prius notwithstanding, General Motors and Chevrolet squandered the leadership position in alternative-propulsion vehicles that they stated to hold with the twin introductions of the EV-1, and the Chevrolet S-10EV. What, you never heard of the S-10EV? Ahhh, come, sit, and learn how GM regained it’s swagger after two truly forgettable decades of producing mostly uninspired vehicles, and introduced a truly revolutionary car – The EV-1 – along with the companion S-10EV.

Posted in Car Accessories, Car Links, Car Tech, Electric Cars, Zap by Vito Rispo · 5 opinions voiced

Trouble with the local homeless window washers? Want that extra measure of safety in this murderous world? Well, you need a 100,000 volt tesla coil strapped to the roof of your vehicle, it’ll bring new meaning to the term “electric car”.
Check out this video of the bizarre device in action:

Posted in Alt Fuels, Commuter Cars, Electric Cars, Tesla, Zap by David · 5 opinions voiced
Tesla Motors
Tesla Motors opened its first dealership in Santa Monica, Calif., on Friday, attracting a gaggle of reporters. And it will continue to push the electric car revolution forward. Bring peace and a huge electricity bills to all those that can afford fancy looking cars and high electric bills.

Zap Electric Cars
Zap produces a line of scooters,bikes, and electric cars. My personal favorite being the Zap Alias.

Priced out at 32,500 and expected delivery of 2009 this looks like a car to drool over in years to come.
Commuter Cars
This is a car I can actually see many people buying who live in urban markets. Commuter Cars produce a ridiculously amazing little car called the Tango. The revolutionary commuter vehicle that combines the speed and agility of a motorcycle with the security and comfort of a high-performance sports car.

It’s basic model prices out at around 19,000 with future delivery in 2010 expected. Something pretty unique and affordable.