As I reported earlier today, electric automaker Think -- in partnership with a couple of venture capital firms -- will be opening a North American branch next year.
I just got back from test driving the crash-tested, highway-ready (70 mph top speed) Think two-seater. Pretty damn sweet! Feels and handles exactly like a normal car -- and I'm told it's going to retail for around $20,000. You could have one next year.
The one I drove looked more or less like this one:
Quite roomy on the inside, but I prefer the looks of this one.


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Delay And Deny Posted 10:48 am
21 Apr 2008
I wonder how big a solar panel would be needed to charge the thing up?
Imagine being able to take it with you if you run out of fuel? Or just putting on the roof while you're at work.
I'm thinking of those people who get lost in the winter in forests.
J. Bailo
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LGT Posted 2:33 pm
21 Apr 2008
ps. my 2 cents on "Fortune Brainstorm Greeeen"
http://feww.wordpress.com/2008/04/22/the-deep-fcking-gree ...
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Anna Haynes Posted 4:28 pm
21 Apr 2008
(you'd think the mfr would provide size info, but if it's on their site, I didn't see it.)
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NSaggie Posted 4:40 pm
21 Apr 2008
The specs are in the options on the left, under the car model after you click on them.
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NiraliSherni Posted 9:55 pm
21 Apr 2008
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NiraliSherni Posted 10:00 pm
21 Apr 2008
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robertogreen Posted 2:12 am
22 Apr 2008
all technology that exists today. done as a mod it probably makes a prius cost 40k. if toyota would get their heads out of their ass it could be 32k for a real hybrid electric that gets at minimum 100 mpg and probably far higher.
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toddm Posted 4:08 am
29 Apr 2008
Can this be easily calculated?
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