The Electric VX

[circmand]

I am not a mechanical Guru either so I hope I understand his answer. I am just good at playing devils advocate.


Is it paranoia if they are really out to get you?

[Joe_Black]

I'm all for the idea, just think you're getting some smoke blown up the garment of your choice and would be well rewarded with some broader research into the subject. Valence themselves don't look like they're headed anywhere except the pink sheets and a bargain-barrel acquisition by battery companies that are actually doing something with their technology and business. I just spent a good amount of time review their SEC filings and investment info along with their business dealings. I'm sure they'd love to work a deal with you!

Take a good look at the current garage conversions going on right now, and if you think about it there's an important aspect to them: Scalability. Drive and control systems remain largely independant of power and charging, so as the battery technology improves and becomes more affordable then upgrading an existing EV is merely a plug-n-play proposition.

I'm all for researching anything than can put us into the scope of being able to produce our own energy as individuals, cleanly and with as little environmental impact as possible.

[tysamigo]

COol, thanks Joe. I didn't research it as much in depth. I basically watched a few things on CNN and saw again a few youtubes about this company as well as the other company that Tesla is working with. From that I "assumed" we were on the right path, and maybe we still are, but just not as close as I hoped. At any rate this is not just a dream for me to drive an ELECTRIC VX without compromise (of much, if any in regards to performance) but instead it's a goal. A goal in which I hope to one day fulfill. I think, however, its more likely that I will own an electric car first, before I'm able to convert the VX...nontheless I would still love to brainstorm on the subject when info is learned from any of the group.

Good lookin...