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The World's Fastest Electric Car

Roland Piquepaille writes "In this review, Forbes.com looks at the fastest electric vehicle in the world, the tzero roadster built by AC Propulsion Inc. 'The tzero does 0 to 60 mph in 3.6 seconds, according to the company, and it does it on only 200 horsepower.' The company says it starts faster than a Ferrari F355. It also has a limited range of 280 to 300 miles at 60 mph on a single charge. The company expects a price somewhere between a Porsche and a Ferrari, but Forbes says it carries a $220,000 sticker price. This overview contains more details and links. It also includes a rendering of the Tzero. Please note that the Forbes article has a very different focus from the one mentioned in a previous Slashdot reference."

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  1. Made in San Dimas! by putaro · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    San Dimas High School Football rules!
    Excellent! Party on dudes!

  2. to dumbly go... by mateub · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    Okay, I know this is Slashdot and only 1% of us care about grammar, but this Forbes article starts with a split infinitive in the first sentence. Does it take any particular journalistic ability to work there?

    "AC Propulsion's tzero roadster is a reason to not give up on the electric vehicle."

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