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2000 Los Angeles Auto Show Videos

EVOQ CONCEPT CAR
Non-Electric concept car Coming 2005

Online Video Not Avail

FORD RANGER ELECTRIC PICKUP TRUCK
Strong Electric pickup truck Cnow Selling!

DODGE ELECTRIC MINI-VAN
Family fun at an affordable price

HONDA ELECTRIC MINI-VAN
Clean styling is impressive to show visitors

HONDA EV
Electric Hybrid vehicle now available!

SATURN GM EV STILL LEADS THE PACK
Video from 1999 Los Angeles Auto Show

MITSUBISHI CONCEPT
Hybrid-Electric concept car Coming 2002

GM EV1
Still going strong despite GM's lack of commitment! 1999

DODGE INTREPID EV
Still going strong despite GM's lack of commitment! 1999

DODGE CONCEPT CAR
Non-Electric concept car Coming 2003

Online Video Not Avail

GEM CAR 2001
A favorite, continues production, is VERY affordable & selling out!

FORD CITY CAR
Highly efficient and affordable EV comes to market

TOYOTA RAV 4 EV
Electric off-road vehicle makes another successful appearanceHybrid-Electric concept car Coming 2002

NISSAN ALTRA MINIVAN
A great EV family wagon with modern lines

HONDA EV CONCEPT
Concept car Coming 2005

Online Video In Production Coming Soon!

NEW 3 WHEEL SPARROWS HAVE LANDED
3 wheel vehicle for medium range commuting

TOYOTA ELECTRIC CAR
Featuring modern design and advanced engineering

METRO EV SHUTTLE BUS
Test market this year at Los Angeles Airport

Online Video Not Avail

ZAP LECTRA MOTORCYCLE
High speed electric cycle

Online Video Not Avail

CIELO
Non-Electric concept car Coming 2003

MAIL TRUCK
Zero emission utility truck

Online Video Not Avail

METRO BUS
Electric passenger vehicle

Online Video Not Avail

This year the number of EVs on display had increased by about 25% over 1999. I was impressed by how the "major" car companies were showing 1 and even 2 EVs out in front on high impact displays. Way, way, way down in the back, right far corner of the basement was the official "EV section"...after the 3 hour walk to get to this "new section" was a modest display of several newer entries into the EV market. You have to start somewhere huh? BG

2000 Los Angeles Auto Show Videos
	EVOQ CONCEPT CAR Non-Electric concept car *Coming 2005* Online Video *Not Avail*
	FORD RANGER ELECTRIC PICKUP TRUCK Strong Electric pickup truck *Cnow Selling!*
	DODGE ELECTRIC MINI-VAN Family fun at an affordable price
	HONDA ELECTRIC MINI-VAN Clean styling is impressive to show visitors
	HONDA EV Electric Hybrid vehicle now available!
	SATURN GM EV STILL LEADS THE PACK Video from 1999 Los Angeles Auto Show
	MITSUBISHI CONCEPT Hybrid-Electric concept car *Coming 2002*
	GM EV1 Still going strong despite GM's lack of commitment! 1999
	DODGE INTREPID EV Still going strong despite GM's lack of commitment! 1999
	DODGE CONCEPT CAR Non-Electric concept car *Coming 2003* Online Video *Not Avail*
	GEM CAR 2001 A favorite, continues production, is VERY affordable & selling out!
	FORD CITY CAR Highly efficient and affordable EV comes to market
	TOYOTA RAV 4 EV Electric off-road vehicle makes another successful appearanceHybrid-Electric concept car *Coming 2002*
	NISSAN ALTRA MINIVAN A great EV family wagon with modern lines
	HONDA EV CONCEPT Concept car *Coming 2005* Online Video In Production *Coming Soon!*
	NEW 3 WHEEL SPARROWS HAVE LANDED 3 wheel vehicle for medium range commuting
	TOYOTA ELECTRIC CAR Featuring modern design and advanced engineering
	METRO EV SHUTTLE BUS Test market this year at Los Angeles Airport Online Video *Not Avail*
	ZAP LECTRA MOTORCYCLE High speed electric cycle Online Video *Not Avail*
	CIELO Non-Electric concept car *Coming 2003*
	MAIL TRUCK Zero emission utility truck Online Video *Not Avail*
	METRO BUS Electric passenger vehicle Online Video *Not Avail*
This year the number of EVs on display had increased by about 25% over 1999. I was impressed by how the "major" car companies were showing 1 and even 2 EVs out in front on high impact displays. Way, way, way down in the back, right far corner of the basement was the official "EV section"...after the 3 hour walk to get to this "new section" was a modest display of several newer entries into the EV market. You have to start somewhere huh? BG