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• Drake Says: October 16th, 2007 at 8:37 pm Q: What does PHEV stand for? A: Plug-in Electric Vehicle. Q: How is a PHEV different from a hybrid electric vehicle (HEV)? A: The main difference between a PHEV and an HEV is the size of the vehicle’s battery and the ability to plug in a PHEV’s battery into an electrical outlet for recharging. Q: Why should I support PHEV technology instead of hydrogen fuel cell technology? A: Hydrogen fuel cell technology has tremendous technological hurdles that have to be solved before even basic levels of production can be attained. The technology behind PHEVs is here today and is ready for mainstream adoption. Q: What is E-Flex? A: E-Flex is a drivetrain being developed by GM that relies solely on electric engine(s) to power the vehicle’s wheels. It is a very flexible design that can be easily scaled to accept different power sources for the electric engine(s). (Quote) • Mike756 Says: October 16th, 2007 at 9:50 pm Q: When the battery is depleted down to
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