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October 29, 2007 7:57 AM PDT

Reimagining the automobile industry by selling the electricity

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Former SAP executive Shai Agassi wants to reinvent the auto industry by building car battery-charging stations around the world.
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well at least someone
by chuchucuhi October 29, 2007 12:28 PM PDT
Is excited about building recharging stations...though these prices are at current levels with current demands. What is the price projections when demand increases? Will there be systems that handle a more on demand method where price for energy is cheaper when there is less demand on the grid?
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What kind of moron...
by rdupuy11 October 29, 2007 1:00 PM PDT
What kind of moron says, they are the iPhone and we are the AT&T????

10 poxes on your family, may you and your entire family burn for a million years.
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Reimagining.
by spothannah October 30, 2007 4:45 AM PDT
Cool. Why not try this idea? The more ideas that are out there the more choices we have. Cool. Good luck!!
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He has no chance
by willdryden October 30, 2007 9:47 AM PDT
People who buy electric cars use them within the normal range of their cars. They may charge the batteries when possible away from their house, but it is not something most people will do. He is thinking of a major shift to electric only vehicles that will never happen in this country. For long trips, just tow a small generator to take over when the batteries are dead.
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Who Wants to Be AT&T?
by TV James October 30, 2007 10:21 AM PDT
I'm just saying...
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