Where's the beef?: The Electric Car will Rise Again!!!

Many Californians are feeling the economic burden brought upon them by incredibly high gas prices. With gas prices reaching record highs, it is common for a regular commute to work and to school to reach 50 to even 100 dollars a week. Current alternatives that are regularly advertised as "solutions" only extend the problems of American oil dependence, perpetuating the continual need to spend more money at the gas pump. If gas prices reach a new feat of 7 or even 10 dollars per gallon with the average American driving Hybrid cars, Ethanol Gasoline Bio-Fuel vehicles, or "Fuel Efficient" vehicles, they too will also pay the same absurd prices all Americans pay today with vehicles made in the 90's.

Fuel-Cell hybrid vehicles does create a new solution to this ever growing crisis; however, this technology will likely never see the light of day until 2040. Fuel-Cell vehicles still cannot perform to the lowest standards of old 90's electric vehicles, unable to drive in cold weather, wet weather, or extremely hot weather. Until these problems are fixed and once the prices of these fuel-cell vehicles are brought down to a reasonable for most consumers, they will not be a likely solution to the gas problem.

Electric vehicles have and will be the most effective means of solving the current oil crisis, and will continue to be a more effective solution as time goes by. Although electric vehicles that performs as well or better than normal gas vehicles cost more that 40,000 dollars, the fact that it can out perform normal gas vehicles today says something positive about the emerging greatness of electric vehicles. The Tesla with specs of 130 mph, 0-60 in 4 secs, 220 miles per charge, and a recharge time of 3.5 hours, provides Americans a glimpse of what the future holds for electric transportation. No longer do the excuses of charge time and performance hinder the sale value of these vehicles. Two new vehicle's being created in Ontario California enables both trucks and SUV's with sustainable performance and reliability. The Phoenixmotors SUT and SUV has a charge time of 10 minutes (0 to full) and has a drive time of more than 100 miles per charge. The likely hood of these vehicles turning their eyes towards the regular US consumer base is highly probable. Green Vehicles has already done so by creating one of the cheapest and the most available cars to the American population, retailing at about 10,000 dollars. he trend toward electric cars had and is scaring the large car cooperation's into electric submission, forcing them to create electric vehicles of their own. Nissan and its fully electric Maxima and the new Chevy Volt are two cars being pushed to be sold in 2010.

Consumers are screaming for gas relief and third party companies are trying to fill their needs; unfortunately for those who are currently getting trampled on by the gas companies, they have to wait a couple of years before the consumer versions of these cars become available. The solution, however, is not getting persuaded by current advertisements to go ahead by buy a Hybrid or a Fuel "Efficient Vehicle" but to wait til the market bears its fruits and purchase a car that uses zero gasoline, and requires less than 1 cent to drive to work and school.

This is the Triac from Green Vehicles.