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Hybrid car owners hope to plug in to better mileage, to a more improved car
Media Release
Jul. 21, 2006
Southern California hybrid drivers may soon be weaned further from the petroleum pump by a modification allowing these vehicles to operate almost exclusively in electric mode, according to engineers.
Scientists are developing plug-in technology that would allow the Toyota Prius and other hybrid vehicles to travel their first 60 miles (95 kilometers) of the day on about half a gallon of gas.
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