Posted by Johnny on Monday, July 6, 2009 at 8:53pm.
Energy efficiency may NOT be the same thing as economic efficiency. I have forwarded your post to 2 of my brothers, both executives in the car industry. Let's see what comments (if any) they make!
Sra
One comment was "Without having seen the 'vehicle' it is difficult to comment. What is its package for occupants and luggage? What is its speed capabilities? Safety compliance?
a. No, they are not necessarily the same thing. Sometimes building something energy efficient can cost a great deal and therefore not be economic efficient.
b. If it cost no more than building an ordinary car, then it is economic efficient.
c. It may even come to that!
Sra
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