Hybrid Technologies LiX-75 Electric Car
April 10th, 2006 Leave a comment Visited 53 times, 2 so far today
Hybrid Technologies brings LiX-75 for people who care for the nature
Las Vegas-based Hybrid Technologies has said that they would soon be launching their LiX-75 model at the New York Auto Show on Apr. 14. This sleek car runs off electric batteries and would cost a massive $125,000. The car gets further boost from power collected through the solar panels on the trunk.
The company added that the car would recharge in four to six hours from a regular three-prong electric socket. More importantly, they claim that this car will go from zero to 60 miles per hour in three seconds and has a top speed of 200 miles per hour!
Richard Griffiths, head of business development at Hybrid said about this upcoming product: “It’s the environmentalist mid-life crisis vehicle. It’s a sports car that performs like a Porsche Boxster, looks like a Ferrari, and has zero emissions.”

LiX-75 uses lithium ion batteries as they store more energy and degrade less quickly when not in use. The company is also working on developing electric-powered versions of PT Cruisers, Chrysler Crossfires, and Mini Coopers for customers such as N.A.S.A., the British government and the state of California.
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April 27th, 2006 at 3:42 am
Something is missing here. If it does 200 mph and 0-60 in 3 seconds, how far can it go on a recharge? Especially at 200mph? And how long does it take to recharge it from the “standard 3-prong plug”? And how much power (KW) is being supplied that that “standard 3-prong plug”? This car isn’t credible – I suspect it is pure vaporware.