Hybrids and EV

**StockEngine** · April 5th, 2019 01:57 AM

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.

**StockEngine** · June 18th, 2019 05:34 PM

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

carguide po ang link.

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

**StockEngine** · July 21st, 2019 03:37 AM

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

**Walter** · July 21st, 2019 06:23 AM

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

**StockEngine** · July 21st, 2019 08:03 AM

Originally Posted by Walter

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

hmm ang laki ng diff ng ioniq hybrid and prius hybrid.

**kagalingan** · July 21st, 2019 11:36 AM

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.

**bloowolf** · March 4th, 2020 07:16 AM

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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**StockEngine** · March 4th, 2020 02:44 PM

Originally Posted by bloowolf

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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**Walter** · March 4th, 2020 11:48 PM

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 ...

**dr. d** · March 5th, 2020 12:08 AM

Originally Posted by Walter

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.