Comments on: Volvo ReCharge Concept

By: Joe Shmo

Joe Shmo — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 01:48:31 +0000

i’m in the US and i want to know where i could find them, and for what price… does anyone know? am i going to have to buy it overseas, or do they have them selling here at volvo car dealerships in the US?

By: usjustice

usjustice — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 05:11:11 +0000

http://www.pmlflightlink.com copied original wheel motor of US patent and manufactured in China for so many years ago, if you check their Hi-Pa drive within ep.espacenet.com has no patent. Right now, they copied once again at SAE 2004 expo is against US patents.
We contacted with Volvo and Ford since their board of directors meeting on May 12, 2004 they played double-hand strategy, try to pull us down to chapter 7, 7&11, and 13, then they can buy out on liquidation.
Pray for God’s righteousness, fairness and justice to help G1 Technology Inc fighting with old foxes and blood suckers.

By: David

David — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 11:22:17 +0000

Great to see advances in the battery technology.
Recharging using coal fired power is not as bad as it first appears.All coal fired electricity generation cannot be shut down quickly in response to variations in demand & are used to maintain base load to maintain the grid twenty four hours a day.
This was the basis for off peak tariffs for hot water & space heaters.
This issue has not gone away in the age of private electricity but the private generation and distribution monopolies are trying to charge more & more for off peak power.
Modern time of use or smart metering could be used to allow economical recharging when the demand for electricity is at its lowest.
An electric motor for a short trip is perfect.
Even those who hate the thought of Hybrid can appreciate starting up from cold the 5 or 6 litre to go shopping 5km away is torture on a motor that is cold and is inefficient & highly polluting until warm.
The stench in the driveway is obvious.
The 100km range is fantastic.

How long till it hits the market???

By: steve

steve — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 08:54:48 +0000

They’ve finally put the electric motors in the wheels. And they’ve finally got a good battery that’s claimed to outlast the car… whether that means the car won’t last that long or the batteries are really that good is up for agruement. :)

Though in Australia, the elecricity mainly comes from coal power stations. So if anything, my elecricity bill will go up by not visiting the petrol station. And my pollution creating lifestyle will shift the blame to a more indirect source.

Otherwise, it is good to see manufacturers taking steps in a direction rather than recycling their rubbish automobiles.

Cheers
Steve