Mike Carrell wrote:
I replied to Jed's earlier post before seeing this one. The number
he uses 0.2-0.3 kWH/km is creeping in 'rush hour' traffic, not at
expressway speeds . . .
No, that's for highway speeds.
The next idea is the battery swap, but who will trust that the
swapped battery is fully charged and not defective?
The "swap" method works pretty well on a national basis for propane
gas in the US, and for all kinds of heating and cooking gas in Japan.
The company distributing the tank owns it; you rent it. See, for
example, the Blue Rhino Propane Tank Exchange:
http://www.bluerhino.com/br/WHERETOBUY/index.html
"You can drop off your empty tank and pick a fresh, clean, inspected,
precision filled and leak tested Blue Rhino ... wherever groceries,
gas, or grills are sold."
- Jed
