Think, Jaguar, Nissan consortium secures £9.5m to tackle EV ‘range anxiety’

Think, Jaguar Land Rover, Lotus, Nissan consortium secures £9.5m to tackle EV ‘range anxiety’

16 Sep 2010

A consortium of automotive partners including electric vehicle developer Think, Jaguar, Lotus and Nissan has been granted £9.5m by the UK government to aid research into range-extended electric vehicles (REEV).

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One Response to “Think, Jaguar Land Rover, Lotus, Nissan consortium secures £9.5m to tackle EV ‘range anxiety’”

Sarah Angelina DeLagostti says:

18 September 2010 at 7:07 pm

We have already over-come this battery limited range issue.

We have a E2E design for a new SUV that is self re-charging as it drives down the highway. Its a 3.8 billion USD world wide project.

We are currently seeking 2 million to enable us to build the first ( on four wheels ) hands on prove of concept prototype.

Once built it shall have endless mile range ! Non-Plug in design took many years of much R & D and we have been getting the word out to where ever we can.

We have a stationary proof of concept prototype. As irrevocable proof.

And we would be willing to consider talking to the UK people mentioned in this tech news brief.

Thank You,

Sarah Angelina DeLagostti
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CEO Extreme Engineer
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