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Electric car companies have recently been receiving an incredible amount of attention. Aside from the attention they also seem to be receiving funding from numerous sources such as institutions, government grants or savvy investors such as Warren Buffet. With all the money that has been allocated in the electric car sector you would think that a considerable amount of Americans would be driving all electric cars. For very good reasons, that doesn't seem to be the case.

The electric car sector as a whole seems to be concentrating all of its attention on a few aspects of the electric car. First, they are all seeking or trying to create a battery technology that enables electric cars to go further than 50-60 miles to the charge. I don't know about the readers viewing this but I wouldn't want to recharge my car two times a day every day! In addition, the electric car sector depends upon a cost effective battery technology to make electric cars more affordable to the average consumer. At this particular time the only people that seem to afford all electric cars that are worth driving seem to be the wealthy and famous.

So if you are unable to offer electric cars to the average consumer at a reasonable price, how does an electric car company position itself for growth in this particular sector? An electric car company trading under the symbol CCUC recently announced that it has acquired one of eight QVM's (quality vehicle modifiers) in the nation which happens to have their QVM agreement with Ford, they're called Imperial Coach Builders. They also acquired an electric car company by the name Plug in Motors that has managed to create an all electric car that can go 0-60 in 5.6 seconds, it can go as far as 200 miles to the charge and has top speeds of 105 miles per hour. This is a game changer for the electric car sector especially since most competitors have vehicles that are high-priced, they can't go past 60 mph and they only go distances that range from 35-100 miles to the charge. Very unappealing!

The reason for these two auto companies joining together is the fact that vehicles developed by Plug-in motors can actually drive for distances as far as 300-350 miles to the charge when the vehicles average 30mph. Your probably wondering why that's a problem? The reason is that livery vehicles such as limousines and taxi cabs usually maintain speeds within that range. It is this very reason that Plug-in Motors and Imperial Coach Builders decided to join together! The plan is to develop all electric limousines, taxi cabs and other sorts of livery vehicles to position fleet companies to realize significant savings! Fleet companies or drivers with these sorts of all electric cars would only have to pay about $4-$5 for every charge versus $20-$30 for the same distance with regular gas powered vehicles. A fleet company would also see significant savings in maintenance costs! In my opinion, this new electric car stock CCUC has positioned itself for consistent growth in the all electric car sector!






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» left by Tom Clancy (135) (12 days 5 hours ago.)
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I'm not sure that electric cars are the way to go as they're still working out all of the bugs with recharging.

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