Electric Motor Cars To Charge Up The Market
Editor | Jun 11, 2009 | Comments 0
The Detroit Auto Show this year is all flooded with electric motor cars. Almost all the manufacturers expressed to bring in their electric based automobiles within 2 to 3 years.
A small electric based car was introduced by Toyota. The car is named FT-EV which it plans to sale in Japanese market in 2011. In 2012 Ford will also be launching its electric sedan in United States.
Another such announcement was made by BYD, a Chinese manufacturer who has not yet sold its cars in America. Nissan also is planning to sale its electric cars in the United States in 2010.
Rod Lache, Deutsche Bank analyst said that the “electrification” of automobiles can be fruitful for the industry. In a conference held in connection to the Detroit show, he expressed positivity for electric vehicles coming till 2012 in the American market. He expects these cars to take over 20 percent of the market.

Tesla motors are ahead of others as they have introduced their two seater electric based Roadster sports car at the Detroit show. The car comes at a cost of $109,000 and is there for people on purchase basis. This car however is not the right item that is looked forward.
Aaron Bragman, an automotive industry analyst said, “When you create a passenger car that can carry four or five passengers and go 350 miles on a single charge that takes 15 minutes – that would be an impressive feat, and no one has done that yet”.
It also seems that all the future cars will be coming with plug-ins. Their success, prices and acceptance are yet to be seen.
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