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Originally Posted by srortega
They make that claim without telling you how much electricity they used to charge the car overnight. The car also is supposed to have a 40 mile electric range, so if the test is done within that 40 miles the true MPG of the 1.4litre gas generator is not going to be represented. What they need is to show the miles per kWh as well as the kWh of the generator. That would give us a more acurate representation of the cost to opperate this car.
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I had overlooked your idea of listing the KWH of the gasoline generator! Yes, that sure would help us figure up the math if we had all of that information. I don't think I have read anywhere about how much electricity the gasoline engine charges the battery at, not yet anyway.
Also, I would like to know THE SIZE OF THE CAR! Some say it's a full size sedan, some say it will be based on parts from The Cruise in the Lordstown Ohio Plant known now for making The Cobalt and other SUB-COMPACTS in the past.