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From Beacon Journal wire services
Korean automaker Hyundai brought its ''Blue Drive'' sustainability campaign to the Los Angeles Auto Show, a program that includes proprietary fuel-cell technology and a lithium polymer battery.
The battery — which is large, flat and thin as opposed to small, round and chunky — takes up less space, has a longer life and is safer than other types, said John Krafcik, vice president of product development and strategic planning for Hyundai Motor America.
The company also unveiled its HED-5 ''i-Mode'' concept vehicle, which features a turbocharged 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine with state-of-the-art gasoline direct injection.
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Posted 01:15 AM, 11/24/2008
what about hydrogen assisted cars that the grass roots movement are supporting. Why can;t detroit get on the band wagon here. The hyrogen assisted technowlogy is real but it needs detroit to apply the electronic controls to it ie modify there on board computers to adapt to the technology and voila we are here. This needs to be followed by mainstream media, whats the problem here.