MIT Electric Car May Outperform Rival Gas Models

GOOD LUCK!

I do not doubt that they will be able to make it work, I just doubt if I will be able to affort it.

My only question is where are they going to get the 1.21 gigawatts to charge the flux capacitor?

A bolt of lightning, of course!

'May'
'Could'
'They are the only people exploring rapid recharge'
....oh Puhlease, as if no one else is considering rapid charge, do me a favour.
I wish 'em good luck but this isn't really news, now is it? Go and sit on the thinking chair before you answer...

Nice video, but it doesn't seem to be doing much that's novel, the didn't even seenm to be very interested in saving weight...
I winced when he said 'chain drive and no maintenance' in the same breath.
Del

I bet money that they'll be able to pull of rapid recharge at the expense of battery useable life span.

And each battery will cost $10,000 USD.

...unfortunately, there is a VAST [i]chasam[/i] between what's "possible" and what's "practical."

...so, just because some MIT students can prove it's "possible" is certainly no sign it's even remotely "practical."

It sounds ideal for pizza delivery.