Electric Vehicle Revolution
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Electric Vehicle Revolution
The Past, Present, and Future of EVs
Wilson, Kevin A.
Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
11/2023
176
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Inglês
9780760378304
15 a 20 dias
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1 First Sparks
Electric propulsion vies with steam power and internal combustion for prominence in the early auto industry.
2 Gilded Age Status
Automotive pioneers probe battery power, but electrics remain the province of wealthy, urban consumers-as Ford's Model T begins to change the world.
3 Success into the Shadows
Despite EV successes, the early auto industry evolves to favor gasoline cars and forges a partnership with the oil industry.
4 An Idea That Won't Die
As the internal combustion engine establishes dominance in the interwar years, a select few electric visionaries persist.
5 Fifty Years in the Shade
Irrelevant in the marketplace, the idea of the electric car regularly resurfaces among hobbyists and those concerned about the oil industry's viability.
6 Oil Shocks
Space Age technological advances and the oil crises plant a seed that will take decades to germinate.
7 The Pivot Point
How GM's EV1 happened, why it faltered, and how it became the basis that culminated with the first Tesla Roadster.
8 Halfway There
The proliferation of hybrids, especially the plug-ins, familiarizes the industry and public with electric propulsion.
9 Tesla Rising
A clear-eyed view of Tesla Motors and the responses of the conventional auto
industry, rival start-ups, and regulatory agencies.
10 The Dam Breaks
The rush to electrify has nations and companies declaring the end of internal combustion, but this radical transition isn't as easy as throwing a switch.
Electric propulsion vies with steam power and internal combustion for prominence in the early auto industry.
2 Gilded Age Status
Automotive pioneers probe battery power, but electrics remain the province of wealthy, urban consumers-as Ford's Model T begins to change the world.
3 Success into the Shadows
Despite EV successes, the early auto industry evolves to favor gasoline cars and forges a partnership with the oil industry.
4 An Idea That Won't Die
As the internal combustion engine establishes dominance in the interwar years, a select few electric visionaries persist.
5 Fifty Years in the Shade
Irrelevant in the marketplace, the idea of the electric car regularly resurfaces among hobbyists and those concerned about the oil industry's viability.
6 Oil Shocks
Space Age technological advances and the oil crises plant a seed that will take decades to germinate.
7 The Pivot Point
How GM's EV1 happened, why it faltered, and how it became the basis that culminated with the first Tesla Roadster.
8 Halfway There
The proliferation of hybrids, especially the plug-ins, familiarizes the industry and public with electric propulsion.
9 Tesla Rising
A clear-eyed view of Tesla Motors and the responses of the conventional auto
industry, rival start-ups, and regulatory agencies.
10 The Dam Breaks
The rush to electrify has nations and companies declaring the end of internal combustion, but this radical transition isn't as easy as throwing a switch.
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1 First Sparks
Electric propulsion vies with steam power and internal combustion for prominence in the early auto industry.
2 Gilded Age Status
Automotive pioneers probe battery power, but electrics remain the province of wealthy, urban consumers-as Ford's Model T begins to change the world.
3 Success into the Shadows
Despite EV successes, the early auto industry evolves to favor gasoline cars and forges a partnership with the oil industry.
4 An Idea That Won't Die
As the internal combustion engine establishes dominance in the interwar years, a select few electric visionaries persist.
5 Fifty Years in the Shade
Irrelevant in the marketplace, the idea of the electric car regularly resurfaces among hobbyists and those concerned about the oil industry's viability.
6 Oil Shocks
Space Age technological advances and the oil crises plant a seed that will take decades to germinate.
7 The Pivot Point
How GM's EV1 happened, why it faltered, and how it became the basis that culminated with the first Tesla Roadster.
8 Halfway There
The proliferation of hybrids, especially the plug-ins, familiarizes the industry and public with electric propulsion.
9 Tesla Rising
A clear-eyed view of Tesla Motors and the responses of the conventional auto
industry, rival start-ups, and regulatory agencies.
10 The Dam Breaks
The rush to electrify has nations and companies declaring the end of internal combustion, but this radical transition isn't as easy as throwing a switch.
Electric propulsion vies with steam power and internal combustion for prominence in the early auto industry.
2 Gilded Age Status
Automotive pioneers probe battery power, but electrics remain the province of wealthy, urban consumers-as Ford's Model T begins to change the world.
3 Success into the Shadows
Despite EV successes, the early auto industry evolves to favor gasoline cars and forges a partnership with the oil industry.
4 An Idea That Won't Die
As the internal combustion engine establishes dominance in the interwar years, a select few electric visionaries persist.
5 Fifty Years in the Shade
Irrelevant in the marketplace, the idea of the electric car regularly resurfaces among hobbyists and those concerned about the oil industry's viability.
6 Oil Shocks
Space Age technological advances and the oil crises plant a seed that will take decades to germinate.
7 The Pivot Point
How GM's EV1 happened, why it faltered, and how it became the basis that culminated with the first Tesla Roadster.
8 Halfway There
The proliferation of hybrids, especially the plug-ins, familiarizes the industry and public with electric propulsion.
9 Tesla Rising
A clear-eyed view of Tesla Motors and the responses of the conventional auto
industry, rival start-ups, and regulatory agencies.
10 The Dam Breaks
The rush to electrify has nations and companies declaring the end of internal combustion, but this radical transition isn't as easy as throwing a switch.
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history of the electric car book;electric vehicle;ev;auto;technology;electric propulsion;design;evolution;age;environment;energy;automobile;automotive;christmas;holiday;gift;present;hanukkah;giftable;yankee swap;white elephant;secret santa;stocking stuffer;;science;social;Electrobat;Henry Ford;Ransom Olds;Elon Musk;Tesla Motors;past;present;future;development;illustrated;visual;father's day gift;for dad;men;owner;fossil-fuels;ICE;internal combustion engine;steam power;gas car;gasoline;electric grid;enthusiast;fan;eco-conscious;green living;Silicon Valley;start up;big three;GM;general motors;ford;Henney Kilowatt;General Electric;Sears;batteries;EV1;Teslas;Nissan Leaf;nissan;Chevrolet Bolt;chevrolet;Audi;e-tron;Jaguar;mercedes-benz;kia;hyundai;vw;volkwagen;charger;smart charger;transformations;rivian;lordstown motors;infrastructure;lithium ion;mining;global warming;first;early;story;hybrid;fuel efficient;zero emissions;economic policy;politics;oil industry;henrik fisker;marc tarpenning;
