Recent posts from Green Tech Some Wisconsin, Ohio students to get hybrid buses Daimler, China’s BYD partnering on electric cars Micromidas to test sludge-to-plastic tech Nissan: Electric cars could shed government aid in four years MIT plugs ‘living lab’ in energy efficiency Greenpeace: ‘Michael, what the Dell?’ Study: Almost 5 million charging stations by 2015 Sony unveils ultrathin rollable OLED Related Daimler joins BMW in carbon fiber quest BYD sets plans for EV sales — but not to consumers Toyota, Tesla to revive NUMMI plant U.S. could fall behind China in clean energy: Locke Wind could be next great farming subsidy Mitsubishi, Honda partner plans its fourth battery plant in Japan Commerce secretary to visit battery plant in China Technology steps up to EV charging challenge Add a Comment (Log in or register) (3 Comments) prev next by AGreenInvestor May 27, 2010 11:05 AM PDT Electric Vehicles is becoming the most active segment of the Green Industry in recent times with Alliances,Acquisitions as well as Breakups . Global Auto Heavyweights along with numerous small startups like Fisker,Coda,Tesla are jostling for position in this new ?Hot segment? of the Auto industry. Like this Reply to this comment by yak2roger May 27, 2010 11:31 AM PDT these companies just dont get it. You can’t “partner” with the communists. They play friends because of what THEY need, and then they suck you dry. Stealing your technology. Learning your methods, and producing knock offs that sooner or later will put you and your company out of business. Why do you think president Obummer is over there trying to encourage them to buy MORE American goods and services? They dont want to buy anything from us that doesn’t get their noose around our neck. Their next step will be to begin opening manufacturing plants here in the US. WHY? So that they can begin to influence our political process in the next crisis. You’ll have thousands, if not tens of thousands of “supporters” serving as minions of the communists that can put pressure on the politicians.
WAKE UP AMERICA. DONT BUY COMMUNISTS!! Like this Reply to this comment 1 person likes this comment by IT_Dude May 27, 2010 11:43 AM PDT “BYD may be a battery manufacturer, but the company has also been selling cars in China since 2003.”
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