Lithium-Battery Cars May Deliver 300 Miles Per Charge
"The kind (of batteries) that power your cell phone may power your car in the future," Local 6's Jacquie Sosa reported.A full version of a lithium-powered vehicle will be sold by Hybrid Technologies. "Just plug in these cars for about five hours or so and you'll get about 300 miles on a single charge," Sosa said.The cars can travel up to 100 mph, according to the report.The vehicles cost about $35,000 or about double what buyers would pay for a gas-powered model.Richard Griffiths is the driving force behind Hybrid Technologies' effort to make practical lithium-powered electric vehicles."We can take basically any vehicle and adapt it to fit, we basically can take any model and put a lithium motor, and so it really comes down to what the market is looking for," Griffiths saidHybrid Technologies is the only U.S. company that sells the lithium-powered cars, the Local 6 News report said.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.







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