The car of the future? A shapely new two-door electric car, which has been jointly built by the General Electric and Chrysler corporations for the United States Department of Energy. Known as the ETV-1, the car has a range of 160 kilometres (100 miles). It is powered by 18 special high-energy electric batteries.
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Press, 22 August 1979, Page 19
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53The car of the future? A shapely new two-door electric car, which has been jointly built by the General Electric and Chrysler corporations for the United States Department of Energy. Known as the ETV-1, the car has a range of 160 kilometres (100 miles). It is powered by 18 special high-energy electric batteries. Press, 22 August 1979, Page 19
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