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Projects: Electric Rally Car Status: Concept

Purpose;  To dispel all misconceptions about EV (electric vehicles).

Benefits;  Zero Emissions & Zero Consumption.

  • No tailpipe emissions, no exhaust system
  • No evaporative emissions
  • No internal combustion engine, no fuel tank or liquid fuel
  • No transmission or drive line
  • No onboard emission-control systems that can deteriorate over time
  • No emissions from gasoline refining, distribution and sales


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia

A zero-emissions vehicle, or ZEV is a vehicle itself that produces no emissions or pollution from the vehicle when stationary or operating.[1] Emissions of concern include particulates (soot), hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and various oxides of nitrogen. Although not considered an emission by the CARB definition, carbon dioxide is one of the most important greenhouse gas implicated in global warming scenarios.


In The News      


A new study jointly conducted by the American Lung Association of California and TIAX LLC, a consulting firm specializing in transportation and alternative fuels research, suggests that up to $142 billion could be saved by the year 2030 in just the state of California if its fleet were converted to zero emissions vehicles (ZEVs). The study also reports that California alone could "annually avoid 300 cases of premature death, over 260 cases of chronic bronchitis, over 7,000 asthma attacks and more than 18,000 cases of upper and lower respiratory symptoms."

This study's results will be discussed on March 27 when the California Air Resources Board (CARB) convenes to consider lowering their ZEV requirements. Obviously, the Lung Association will be pushing hard for no changes to be made, and they are planning to use these rather staggering monetary and health-related statistics to try and convince CARB not to lower their standards. More on the March 27 meeting here.


[Source: American Lung Association of California] Press Release:

Comment. We are just dying to drive.







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