Subaru R1e Headed to New York for Evaluation

New York Power Authority to drive it all summer

Subaru R1e Headed to New York
Subaru R1e in New York
Subaru R1e in New York
Subaru R1e in New York
Subaru R1e in New York

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Bristol411S3

2006 Commendation For Global Warming Prevention Activity Award? Wow. So this car has managed to effect the activities of the sun and somehow managed to stave of the impact of El Nina? Then surely we should all be driving them and never mind that many economies produce the electricity that powers it using fossil fuels...

March 18, 2008 8:23 am

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hofmeyer

in the usa the production of electricty is very efficient, although coal may not be the cleanest burning fuel in the world. on the upside the usa has coal, we don't have to buy it from abroad. regarding the car, 50 miles?!?! you want me to get excited about a car with the range of a golf cart with a higher top speed?

March 18, 2008 10:14 am

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Joe_Limon

wow "cost no more than USD 2" I know this is a typo... but damn that would be sweet. As to the car, it's more attractive then any other super small car I have seen. If the price came in anywhere between $2000-$10000. I would probably ditch my car. I don't drive far, and I hate paying $60 a tank. Also, with the abundance of electrical outputs for car block heaters in my city, they are the equivalent to hundreds of thousands of free gas stations.

March 18, 2008 12:40 pm

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sensei

I've driven the gasoline powered car in Japan and it is a great car. The Japanese have really figured out how to design large space in a small package.

March 23, 2008 12:45 pm

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