Interesting - they claim that the batteries should be replaced after
100,000 miles. (Due to wear & Tear)
Also -  "There is currently no charge for using the roadside charging
facilities"  - just a "get you home boost" or free motoring?

Richard P



This is a parallel post of the [OT]: Gas and Taxes thread

http://www.toyota.com/html/shop/vehicles/ravev/rav4ev_0_home/index.html

"In addition to generating zero emissions, the revolutionary 67-hp motor is
capable of approaching 78 mph, more than adequate for both street and
highway driving."

"Utilizing 24 high-capacity, nickel-metal hydride batteries, the RAV4 can
travel up to 126 miles on a single charge. For most of us, that's enough to
get us to work and back.*"

"*Actual range will vary depending on your driving habits."

Say goodbye, aircar.

--Brendan

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