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    At the monent, this is huge. All Universities should grab this opportunity.

    Toyota opens up 24, hybrid technology patents, offers royalty-free access for everyone till 23

    On a side note. hybrid toyotas in the US only commands 1000ish US dollars over their non hybrid counterparts. Thats how far Toyota is ahead of the competition.

    on a bigger side note, this huge gesture will hurt oil refineries that sell fuel.

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    finally common sense! full ban on ICE is just nuts..

    carguide po ang link.

    https://www.************/2019/06/stu...eaner.html?m=1

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    I hope they will tax exempt these vehicles. crossing fingers


    change the k to c...

    https://www.karguide.ph/2019/07/phil...r-evs.html?m=1

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    Electric vehicles are tax exempt ... Hybrids 50% less tax ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    Electric vehicles are tax exempt ... Hybrids 50% less tax ...
    hmm ang laki ng diff ng ioniq hybrid and prius hybrid.

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    so paano maging presyo ng electric vehicle dito pinas?

    lets say nissan leaf paano maging pricing.

    sa nissanusa website = 29,990$, pero pwede bumagsak ng 22,490 after potential federal tax credit. Not bad for 1.150 milyones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    so paano maging presyo ng electric vehicle dito pinas?

    lets say nissan leaf paano maging pricing.

    sa nissanusa website = 29,990$, pero pwede bumagsak ng 22,490 after potential federal tax credit. Not bad for 1.150 milyones.
    mahal pa rin.
    government has to do more, to encourage EVs, and lessen air pollution.

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    dok sa 1.2 milyones kakagat na ako sa nissan leaf. Kaso computation ko lang yan sa american website sa bansa nila yun.

    Kasi sa ibang asian country pinakamura 1.5million. Yung iba 2million.

    Imagine dok wala ng gasolina, wala ng oil change.

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    toyotas finally priced the hybrid corolla correctly. 1.5M sounds ok. 1.4M would be awesome.

    https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...ilippines.html

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    Magkano yung ganito electric car?

    fast forward nyo sa dulo doon ipapakita.

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    asian petrolhead.. wow this smartstream is nuts if it really does 61mpg..

    free pic upload

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    this is guy Elon


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    Who among tsikoteers has a hybrid? Can anyone here make an honest assessment about these cars? I saw the Ioniq yesterday & claimed FC is 24 km/lit combined & priced at around P1.5m.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Who among tsikoteers has a hybrid? Can anyone here make an honest assessment about these cars? I saw the Ioniq yesterday & claimed FC is 24 km/lit combined & priced at around P1.5m.


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    At current prices, it will take a really long time and lots of mileage to recoup the price difference vs non-hybrid or non-ev counterpart ... there needs to be more incentives ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    At current prices, it will take a really long time and lots of mileage to recoup the price difference vs non-hybrid or non-ev counterpart ... there needs to be more incentives ...
    the way i am driving now, i estimate it will take me 13 years to reach the break-even point.

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    sa nissan leaf ba kaya around 25-30kilometers per liter pag no traffic and pag traffic 10 to 15kms per liter?

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    Charging infrastructure in the PH is non-existent. Plus the Govt does not give any incentives which makes EV’s very expensive


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    Tax free for pure EV ... 50% tax for hybrids ... not enough ...

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