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    1. The competition to develop and market electric vehicles has increased during the last year and is expected to continue to increase. The electric bicycle industry has four major manufacturers and a large group of small companies. The major manufacturers are Honda, Suzuki, Sanyo and Yamaha. They mainly sell products to Japan and Europe. The other group of manufacturers is much smaller in size and sales volume. These manufacturers have products they sell into the U.S., European and Asian markets

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    The Evolution of the Motorized Bike Essay

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    Heart racing and adrenaline pumping, John pushes the throttle on the bike, he goes ten, fifteen, twenty miles per hour and next thing you know, John is gone. The need for speed has always been in high demand. Fast cars, fast boats, and the thrill of having the wind blow in your hair is what evolved a simple bicycle into a heavenly creation. The average speed riding neutral on a course fourteen point three miles on a bicycle is between fifteen and seventeen miles per hour (“The Average Speed Page”)

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    be a better source to make the wheels spin. There are two motors in question; they are the hybrid and electric motor. Since they are both still fairly new, the idea of knowing which to improve and which to terminate is a difficult decision. However, this is a good time to look at both motors in their semi mass production stage. Before we invest too much money into the wrong one. We will see how the hybrid takes the lead and the

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    I imagine the world will have more changes especially in the field of technology. The technology will change our life enormously. The latest technology that exist today such as bendable smart phone amazes me. This bendable and flexible smart phone was developed by Samsung. In addition, the existence of 3D printing, enables users print 3D shapes from 3D pictures. What will happen 50 years from now is a huge transformation with more new inventions, innovations and designs. Future car technologies

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    Abstract Car manufacturers and the automotive industry as a whole have been shifting gears towards producing more electric and hybrid vehicles due to the harm fuel-engine vehicles are causing to the people and environment. This research report describes and clarifies how electric vehicles work as well as comparing them to fuel-engine vehicles. The report lists key metrics for electric vehicles (advantages, disadvantages, effect on the environment, etc.) in addition to sharing the different views

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    Fast charging is becoming the leading technology used to reenergize electric vehicles in 30 – 60 minutes. With the ownership of EVs doubling each year, the need to implement efficient, fast charging infrastructure is progressively increasing. There are two technical approaches to establish fast charging 1. via a high power, 3-phase AC connection from an AC charging post at the charging station to an on-board high power charger in the EV or 2. via a high power DC connection from a high power DC charger

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    1. Introduction Tesla Motors is an automobile company that provides electric vehicles. It was founded in 2003, in San Carlos, California. Although Tesla was chosen to be the provider of the best innovative vehicles, its sales indicated that the company could not sustain in the business since the sales appeared to be not enough to compensate the cost of the production of the vehicles. By launching the new model of its car, Roadster, in 2008 Tesla sold around 2,450 vehicles. After announcing the Model

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    Hybrid Vehicles Vs. Electric Vehicles

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    door completely for electric vehicles and essentially mandated the automobile industry to make developments in hybrid/electric vehicles (Anglin 1). Functional hybrids have additionally been around for over a century. By 1900, a Belgian carmaker introduced a hybrid that had a small gasoline engine along with an electric motor. Like the history of electric cars, the production of hybrid vehicles was at a standstill between the 1930’s and 1960’s due to the development of the piston combustion engine

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    Research Hybrid Car. The Advantage of having one in Kosovo Is hybrid car a good investment ? Yes or No Kosovo is landlocked and possesses many mineral resources, mainly coal, lead, zinc, chromium, and silver. Current industrial activity and a legacy of former practices have heavy health and environmental impacts and generate economic losses. These environmental issues relate to air pollution, lead and other contamination from mining, water pollution and availability, degradation of forests and

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    Toyota, Ford and Gm Essay

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    1: Corporate Governance Both Ford and GM completely abide by NYSE corporate governance standards, as they are domestic US companies. Ford and GM are required to strictly follow NYSE corporate governance standards. Toyota is permitted to follow certain corporate governance practices complying with Japanese laws and regulations, the NYSE has ruled that Toyota is exempt from certain NYSE corporate governance requirements. A significant difference in Toyota’s corporate governance structure is that

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