Natalie
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16 years ago
Natalie
They are not saying that there is not a development problem of the battery. They are saying that they won't delay the next version of the hybrid because of the battery. The next version just won't use the new batteries.
They is more like admitting there is a problem.
Jeff
That's my point - why not wait until you tweak out the problem with certainty, before unleashing it on the public?
Natalie
sounds like a production problem.. nothing more...
thats what I got out of it.. there is a production problem of the ions but they will just use the current batteries until they can switch to the ion..
seems more like a story about nothing...
What are they unleashing? A new car that has been throughly designed. They are not unleashing the new batteries, until they are better developed.
SO the problem is not the rest of the technology. It is just the batteries. So they are releasing what is proven and not releasing stuff that requires more development.
I am not sure what they are learning from America. I mean, think about the diesels of 25 years ago that GM unleashed.
Jeff
It seems there were significant problems with the current Prius battery - was that fixed? I never read that it was.
I try not to think about it.
Natalie
I posted this yesterday. You trying to steal my thunder?
"dbu`" ...
I actually posted it first, but my server took a while to process it, I guess.
Natalie
Hell, Toyota even has to recall floor mats LOL
mike
At least they have floor mats to recall, :)
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