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Meanings of battery electric in английском

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электромобиль
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carro eléctrico
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diesel-eléctrico
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cotxe elèctric
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Automobile propelled by an electric motor using energy to store in rechargeable batteries.

электромобиль
Usage of battery electric in английском
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Ford is building the Focus and a battery electric Focus in Michigan.
Reuters
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Despite the announcement, Honda still sees battery electric vehicles as a stopgap.
Wired
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The automaker also plans a battery electric commercial van in 2010.
Reuters
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The other is using it in a battery electric vehicle prototype.
Wired
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Back in the present, Toyota also showcased production-ready ultra-compact battery electric vehicles for its domestic market.
News.com.au
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The company has started on the development of a battery electric vehicle with Germany's EDAG Engineering.
Reuters
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The new all-electric models will be a mix of battery electric cars and fuel cell-powered vehicles.
Wired
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Professor McCulloch predicted that by 2024, about half of all new vehicles would be battery electric.
Radio NZ
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But a growing number of automakers are going all-in with battery electric vehicles that eschew petroleum entirely.
Wired
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It said last month it would develop battery electric vehicles (EVs) with Toyota Motor Corp.
Reuters
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European passenger vehicle development, including for battery electric vehicles, will be centered in Cologne, the carmaker said.
Reuters
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This summer, Tesla should fire back with the Model 3, further solidifying the battery electric vehicle's status.
Wired
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In March, a government document revealed funding to help Dyson develop "a new battery electric vehicle".
The Guardian
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A company spokesman said the partnership will most likely focus on pure battery electric cars rather than hybrids.
Reuters
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Suffice to say the Volt is an impressive car that effectively bridges internal combustion and battery electric power.
Wired
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Pure battery electric cars are arguably simpler -charge them up, and whizz around in silent, zero-emissionscomfort.
The Irish Times