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We've written a lot about the quickening pace of innovation in automotive electronics design. And you'll recall the centerpiece of the first part of the Drive for Innovation was an all-electric Chevy Volt, which took us around North America.
If you're in automotive electronics design, you're no doubt working on a very important and very cool piece of the overall puzzle of the car of the future. This interesting infographic gives you a bigger picture. Take a look.
I often wonder if electric cars wil truly take off. Â For example Nissan make the Leaf in the UK and instead of selling 50k per year as originally planned they are only running at 7k. Â That is why the new “street” price is now ÂŁ13k versus list of ÂŁ30k.
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Need to add fourth important property. Lower in initial cost and lower in cost of ownership for 10 years.
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With many benefits that the cars of the future will bring us, some of the interesting things that we will loose are –
– The thrill of driving on highways
– The felling that the whole power is in your hands
– Outsmarting other drivers on the road by your traffic negotiating skills
– The joy of maintain you own car on Sundays with grease on all your dress
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So whether you are in the office , at home or in a car makes not much difference.
So where do you go for the change of scene?
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You walk somewhere so you get a good feel for the thrill. Then you drive there to compare…
@prabhakar – Maybe I'm old school, but I think I would have a difficult time giving up some of those things!
I often wonder if electric cars wil truly take off. Â For example Nissan make the Leaf in the UK and instead of selling 50k per year as originally planned they are only running at 7k. Â That is why the new “street” price is now ÂŁ13k versus list of ÂŁ30k.
@flyingscot, we are all still coming to embrace the electric cars either by law or by choice.