(3a)The 4 photos above are existing prototype electric cars.(See www.evac.ca for more data.) The first is a Chrysler Epic, then a Chevrolet Triax, a Honda Insight and a Ford Th!nk . Beautiful cars, but you can't go far with them(150 miles)without having to wait hours while recharging them. Instead as you may notice, the pictures were altered showing a substantial battery measuring a square meter by 25cm high mounted in cavities in the front (and rear)to permit a quick insertion and extraction and which have been globally accepted (see below)as a standard battery also using but one voltage. The content may vary,providing various brand choices,but like present gas stations we'll have that option to choose and 'refuel'in a minute. More info on 'THE FINAL CHOICE' battery will be added to these pages later. As we see in the lower part of the image above, as further transitions to electric vehicles occur, even highway swap stations can at a higher rate volume provide us with whatever quick replacement energy the world would need even in any country.For the source of that energy requirement see ("Global solar energy system" in (index 10.html). Click at the bottom of this page). Also see index3b.html to provide access to buses, truck, vans, and autos using all the same batteries (quantities vary)stop for a quick 'refueling' and are then on their way again.The simplicity of these new vehicles having motors within the wheel itself, the only moving part with no gear trains or any other components makes the electric autos even lighter even with the inclusion of the batteries.(cont.) |
(1)The electric vehicles above are powered by a removeable and rechargeable battery which fits into all vehicles.Unlike the various concepts of the recent past where every car had to be plugged in for an extensive amount of time, even several hours, these give you the same convenience we have now and the're in and out of the battery exchange station in a minute leaving the spent ones to be recharged in a flow pattern and passed on to another vehicle later.. |
(2)This second page above can give us an idea as to how an infrastructure could progressively develop to permit a global transition to electric vehicles without any effect financially on the change-over for the future. Without it ,forget it, there is no future. If we can't breathe there is none. |
(3)The image above is a low volume battery swap station. Eventually(cont.) |