Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 1901, car research, diesel, HEV, high tech, HYbrid, hybrid cars, hybrid engines, Hybrids, porsche
You know, we all think that hybrid technology is a result of the high tech revolution; something that was just invented10/15 years ago. I was under the same impression until I did some research. The Hybrid engine has been in existence for over a hundred years. The first hybrid car was built in 1901 by Ferdinand Porsche (sound familiar?) . Thats only 4 years after the diesel engine was built. For some reason it took 100 years to commercialize…..
Any thoughts?
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 100 mpg, fast company, Johnathan Goodwin
There was in article in this months fast company claiming that Jonathan Goodwin has build a hybrid engine that can get 100 MPG. Yes, thats right 100MPG. It comes to me as no surprise that such a thing can be built. I just question why motor-head messiah can figure this out but our genius car manufacturers over at GM and in Japan can’t?
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: blog, hybrid car, hybrid car blog, Hybrids
I’ve been doing a lot of research these days on hybrids so I figured I would share some of my interesting findings here on the web. So I hope you find this as interesting as I do.
