Jan 6 2012, 04:20 PM
QUOTE(turbocharged @ Jan 5 2012, 10:11 AM)
actually battery technology is not moving forward as fast as the rest of the technology.
look at the iphone 4 now and the nokia 3210. they are both limited by battery size.
the conspiracy of oil is true, but not by oil giants. its by countries.
why dont you ask malaysia to sponsor cars using only EV, no they wont, because we are oil producing country.
If US/CHina is not encouraging it, you can bet not many ppl can do/research better than them.
the only advantage country that are not oil producing is japan. thus they are willing to invest in battery,hybrid,EV and so on.
Malaysia,US, germany,russia, uk, france, taiwan, china. middle east no need to mention. see here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oil-producing_states
so, now you know why nobody wanna invest too much in battery that will kill petrol price?
agreed with your comment .look at the iphone 4 now and the nokia 3210. they are both limited by battery size.
the conspiracy of oil is true, but not by oil giants. its by countries.
why dont you ask malaysia to sponsor cars using only EV, no they wont, because we are oil producing country.
If US/CHina is not encouraging it, you can bet not many ppl can do/research better than them.
the only advantage country that are not oil producing is japan. thus they are willing to invest in battery,hybrid,EV and so on.
Malaysia,US, germany,russia, uk, france, taiwan, china. middle east no need to mention. see here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oil-producing_states
so, now you know why nobody wanna invest too much in battery that will kill petrol price?
except countries like Japan has started to use alternative energy beside oil for some time. As you can notice the first generation of prius and now with fourth generation of prius we could notice some much improvement in performance and battery technology.
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