Скачать или смотреть RAV4 EV hauls a lot of stuff on daily commute

Typical daily commute in an EV, hauling tools, tables and stuff.

Why not use a clean EV for the daily commute? Because you can't use the NiMH battery for a plug-in car without Chevron's permission, and Chevron wants you to remain hooked on OIL.

Chevron bought the patent rights from GM on Oct. 10, 2000, and sued Toyota the year after the acquisition was finalized; in Dec., 2002, Chevron's lawsuit against Toyota was resolved, Toyota paid Chevron $30 million, received the right to use NiMH for hybrids that can't plug in, such as the Prius, and ceased production of the RAV4-EV and of the batteries that it needed, the only batteries proven to last longer than the life of the car. Now, these batteries cannot be bought at ANY price, all were made prior to Dec., 2002.