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March 6th, 2007 08:58 AM #1Mods baka pwede po i-move yung ibang message from PHUV thead.
Mga peeps dito po tayo post plans for PHUV EB and Planning of the said Prototype.
thanks!
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March 6th, 2007 09:15 AM #2Prototype Phase:
* Marketing people
* Consumer
* Designers (Engineers, Architects, ITs, Businessman, etc.)
Production Phase:
* Investors
* Manufacturing
* Suppliers
* Aftersales Support
add nyo nalang po kung ano pa kailangan for developing PHUV.
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March 6th, 2007 10:01 AM #3Pox, OyiL, and I did a chat conference last night. Dprox was in and out due to connection problems. Basically the following were discussed:
1. Models
Proposal is to come up with two models that will share as many components as possible. The first is the proposed AUV that can seat around 7-8 passengers and can be configured as a jeepney, van, pick-up or AUV.
The second is a kei-type car, though the actual size has not been really discussed. Considerations are a 7-passenger type ala Avanza or a really small 2 seater commuter car.
2. Design Philosophy
The models will be modular and will use as much off-the-shelf components, either as plug-in compatible parts or with adapters. However because this will vary the local content composition depending on actual customization of a specific unit, there may be implications re defining it as a PhUV, for tax break purposes.
3. Legal Entity
An entity will have to be set-up to process IPR, accredit third parties; maintain and disseminate compliance standards (website should be fine); provide online list of available service center/dealers/parts; and develop, deploy and maintain an online registry. Actual ownership has not been discussed but presumably, its charter will prevent any one party from owning more than 10% of outstanding stocks.
4. Royalties
No royalties will be charged (a la open source). This is to encourage existing third-party to support the platform. It will also afford smaller mom-and-pop operations to enter the market.
5. Third Party Manufacturers Accreditation
Manufacturers of the core vehicles will be accredited to ensure compliance re compatibility and quality. Conversely, a consortium can also be formed to build the core vehicles.
Third party manufacturers of the add-on or replacement parts will be accredited to ensure compatibility and quality standards.
6. Dealers/Service Centers Accreditation
Dealers/Service Centers will be accredited as well. Dealers are expected to register all transactions with the online database.
Service Centers are expected to upload all repair/maintenance transactions of all registered vehicles. All online registration transactions will be charged a nominal fee which the dealers/centers can pass on to the customers.
7. Online Database
The legal entity will manage the online database. Owners can register their vehicles to discourage theft. Registration is optional.
8. RFID/Zigbee Usage
The use of embedded RFID and/or Zigbee chips on the vehicle (and parts) can be used to automatically determine the rightful owner. Implementation details have not been discussed.
9. ECU/CAN Usage
Technical feasibility or economic viability not yet discussed.
10. LTO Accreditation
Presumably the vehicles will need LTO approval for registration purposes. We need to find out what the requirements are, if any.
11. Buyer Financing
Dealers may optionally offer institutional financing. Needs to be discussed further.
12. Insurance
The vehicles will need to qualify for insurance.
13. Government Incentives
There are several possible government incentives, including tax breaks.
14. Funding/Sponsorship
If we are able to formalize the project, complete with feasibility study, we should be able to get funding. Other ways of generating funding is to get prepaid buyers (kind of purchasing a condo unit that is still being built) or to get corporate sponsors.
This presumes of course that we can assemble a qualified team with sufficient credentials to be credible.
15. Competition
We need to assess present and future competition.
16. Group Members
As often stated in the thread, we need to assemble a complete qualified team or a team with access to pertinent required expertise. We are still lacking core expertise, especially in automotive design and engineering.
17. Tentative EB
March 25, 2006 2pm Figaro Santa Rosa
It goes without saying the above is extremely fluid. We may have even missed out a thing or two. At any rate hopefully at the EB we can complete the requirements and determine just how far we want to take the project – up to the prototype or all the way.
Admittedly, it is a long shot. But that is what makes the project even more challenging. Besides, even if we manage to build just a prototype, wouldn’t that be something already?
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March 6th, 2007 11:06 AM #5I would defer the project development schedule to the core group when it is finally formed although this shouldn't stop you from designing either one right now.
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March 6th, 2007 03:41 PM #6i just had a chat sa friend kong taga DENR, mandatory na daw na i-convert mga diesel engines para gumamit ng biofuels at di pure diesel.
since ang initial na ideas ay gumamit ng diesel engines, affordable ba ung conversions?
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January 1st, 2010 06:07 PM #72010 na wala pa yung TSIKOT PHUV.
2007 pa pina-plano ito. Puro drawing lang ba?
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January 1st, 2010 11:07 PM #9
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January 2nd, 2010 12:34 AM #10
it's unsellable
either it's ugly or too expensive
probably both
if you build something ugly, you better price it really, really cheap
at least people will think of even considering it
they can't price it cheap coz the cost of production is so high
they can only price it high to recover the cost and make some profit
which they fail to do coz nobody's buying... not even at cost
which leaves them with the choice of selling at a loss
which defeats the purpose of going into business in the first place
now you know why the smart money imports finished goods (think cars from China)Last edited by uls; January 2nd, 2010 at 12:38 AM.