Archive - 2004
U.S. hybrids are hot, but where's the plug?
U.S. hybrids are hot, but where's the plug?
SANTA ROSA, California (October 25, 2004) Just when America is warming up to hybrids, many are suddenly asking why not plug into your household outlet? Rumors from industry experts, automakers and do-it-yourself mechanics suggest that plug-in hybrids can double the MPG of today's hybrids.
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Gas-electric hybrid, but where's the plug?
Smart sells out in CanadaSubmitted by acampbell on Fri, 10/22/2004 - 21:00.
Smart sells out in CanadaNo sizzle needed for Smart car, Mercedes says models sold out, Some deliveries will take months' says Toronto Star. TONY VAN ALPHEN
ZAP signs exclusive distribution contract with advanced battery manufacturer in ChinaSubmitted by acampbell on Mon, 10/18/2004 - 20:00.
SANTA ROSA, California (October 19, 2004) - Advanced automotive technology company ZAP (OTC BB:ZAPZ) announced today that it has signed an exclusive distribution contract with Zibo Enterprises Co. Ltd., a manufacturer of advanced battery technology in The People's Republic of China.
ZAP has signed an exclusive distribution contract for ZAP Portable Energy™as well as other advanced energy devices in conjunction with Zibo Enterprises of China Earlier this month, ZAP announced that it has taken an equity position in Zibo Enterprises to invest in expanding research and development as well as manufacturing operations for advanced battery technologies.
ZAP CEO Discusses Recent News, Outlines New Energy Division in Interview With www.WallSt.netSubmitted by acampbell on Mon, 10/11/2004 - 20:00.
ZAP CEO Discusses Recent News, Outlines New Energy Division in Interview With www.WallSt.net SANTA ROSA, California (Oct. 12, 2004) -- In an interview with online investment forum www.WallSt.net Steve Schneider, Chief Executive Officer for ZAP (OTC BB: ZAAP) talked about recent developments with the Company as well as outlining ZAP's new Energy Division.
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