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- Chris, selected from NewsLook
- January 18, 2012
- 8:30 am
- 46 comments
Meet the Joule, a fully electric vehicle being developed in Cape Town that could be a game-changer for Africa, and possibly the world.
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Very,very interesting. Gorgeous photos. Thank you.
you can wash your kids hair with eggs...it comes up quite shiny
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46 comments
+ add your ownSounds like an impossible range....
What an interesting car. I wonder how long it would take to get used to that dashboard. I think they should start selling them now.
Sustainable? Where do you think the electricity comes from?
En efficent modern fossil fueled car today pollutes less than a similar electric car. It just pollutes in a different location.
Why are we waiting, electric cars were invented at the same time as the Ford was. It is time we did the right thing for our planet. Good luck to this endeavour.
Very cool!
This just goes to show that more and more options will open up as we take alternatives seriously. The big issue in the US is we need to control the cartels that are fighting against sustainable transportation.
Batteries are recyclable! They don't have to go into the landfill!
Electric cars have a big draw back and that is those extremely toxic batteries that have to be dumped somewhere to poison the environment and ground water. I like the new compressed air cars being marketed this year made in India by Tata Motors.
It looks awesome!
It looks awesome!
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