There is a long history of movie titles starting with "Revenge of the ". The Pink Panther had his revenge in 1978. Then the Nerds got theirs in four parts starting in 1984. More recent to this list is The Sith in 2005. For better or worse, revenge can be sweet and (more importantly) it can be an interesting story.
Another Revenge movie is going to be added to this list in the spring of 2011 when "Revenge of the Electric Car" premieres.
Read this next part with your best Don LaFontaine drama voice over: "Ten years ago the electric car was killed. It was stripped away from people that loved it, crushed, and shredded. They thought that was the end. It was not. Now the electric car is back and it's ready to kick some gas!"
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Consumer Reports Cars Blog: Shocking results: Survey reveals what consumers want from electric cars
Consumer Reports Cars Blog: Shocking results: Survey reveals what consumers want from electric cars:
"The dawn of the 21st-century electric car is upon us. Pure-electric cars and plug-in vehicles promise to revolutionize transportation, addressing the needs of most motorists, while reducing fossil fuel consumption and green house emissions. Major automakers are readying electric cars for mass production, and consumers are ready. More than one-quarter (26 percent) of consumers said they are likely to consider a plug-in electric car the next time they are in the market for a new vehicle, and 7 percent said very likely in a random, nationwide telephone survey of car-owning households conducted by Consumer Reports National Research Center."
"The dawn of the 21st-century electric car is upon us. Pure-electric cars and plug-in vehicles promise to revolutionize transportation, addressing the needs of most motorists, while reducing fossil fuel consumption and green house emissions. Major automakers are readying electric cars for mass production, and consumers are ready. More than one-quarter (26 percent) of consumers said they are likely to consider a plug-in electric car the next time they are in the market for a new vehicle, and 7 percent said very likely in a random, nationwide telephone survey of car-owning households conducted by Consumer Reports National Research Center."
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Video: Tesla Q & A
A visit to Tesla's flagship retail store and assembly facility in Menlo Park, CA.
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
Video: Carnegie Mellon Talk on Electric Vehicles
Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute professor Illah Nourbakhsh talks about electric vehicles and driving habits.
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