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Slightly different motive though. If your car is hanging out all day at a parking spot, say in front of your office building, or just on the streets, it might
by Justsignedup 7y ago
Slightly different motive though.
If your car is hanging out all day at a parking spot, say in front of your office building, or just on the streets, it might actually charge a large battery enough to get you a chunk of the way through your trip.
It could make plug-in hybrids the norm, even if you don't have a place to plug. For many people, their cars sit idle 80% of the day, if not more. Even if it charges enough for a quarter of the way to your house, that's a quarter more of not needing fuel.
Right now I fill up my regular prius once a month. With this I can see that changing to once every 3-5 months. A potential of course, not saying this will work.
That's the idea behind it. Not to power it as it drives.