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GREEN AUTOMOBILES Bianca Marquez

GREEN AUTOMOBILES Bianca Marquez. WHAT ARE GREEN AUTOMOBILES?. Green automobiles such as the Toyota Prius and Nissan Leaf, are vehicles that are environmentally friendly They don’t run on gasoline

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GREEN AUTOMOBILES Bianca Marquez

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  1. GREEN AUTOMOBILES Bianca Marquez

  2. WHAT ARE GREEN AUTOMOBILES? • Green automobiles such as the Toyota Prius and Nissan Leaf, are vehicles that are environmentally friendly • They don’t run on gasoline Automobiles that run on fuel alternatives display America’s progressiveness into an environmentally conscious and economical society.

  3. THE CAUSE OF DEVELOPMENT • In the 1900s, Ford had a vision to create affordable cars that were accessible by everyone • Liege, 1906-1910 • Auto-Mixte cars were built with Henri Pieper’s hybrid system • Global warming • Air pollution • Rising oil prices

  4. CARS IN HISTORY

  5. Hallo PORSCHE • FERDINAND PORSCHE LohnerElectric Chaise, 1898 • First gasoline-electric hybrid • Combustion engine runs a generator that powers electric motors • Battery is good for 40 miles

  6. Hallo PORSCHE SemperVivus • 1900 • Series hybrid • Incredibly difficult to steer • Similar to the Chevrolet Volt

  7. PIEPER vs. FORD • March 2, 1909 • HENRI PIEPER: US patent for the first gas-electric hybrid • Bad Timing  1908: Ford releases the Model T “It would cement the primacy of gasoline engine to power road vehicles” • Result: Steam/electric cars fade to the back • 1930s: Hybrid and electric vehicles are no longer in production

  8. FORD MOTOR CO. • Established in 1905 • 1908 release of the Model T • Simple, light, study for the poorly maintained roads • Main focus: Affordable cars for everyone • 1910: 34,000 cars at $700 each • 1916: 730,000 cars at $316 each • Introduced Fordism • “Economic system based on mass production and mass consumption”

  9. HYBRIDS TODAY: TOYOTA PRIUS • Prius is Latin for “to go before” • Late 1995: first prototypes wouldn’t work • “On the computer, the hybrid power system worked very well… But simulation is different from seeing if the actual part can work” –SATOSHI OGISO, chief powertain engineer • Gas- electric • “…first vehicle to provide a serious alternative…” • Batteries were troublesome  • Shut down when it was too hot/cold

  10. HYBRIDS TODAY: TOYOTA PRIUS • Finally released in October 1997 in Japan • July 2000, U.S. debut • Wasn’t liked • Took 13 seconds to get to 60 mph (Corolla only needed 10) • Sold in more than 40 countries • “…the most fuel efficient vehicle sold by the U.S. EPA” Best selling hybrid in the U.S. • 2007: More than 180,000 sold • Early 2008: Hit all time record of 20,000 sales

  11. HYBRIDS TODAY:SMART CAR “Smart is an acronym for Swatch Mercedes Art” • Daimler- Benz, 1994 • First meeting • Subcompact, eco-friendly, affordable, safe • 2004: Debut in Canada • 2008: Debut in America • The last to have them • Available in 37 countries • Popular in Paris, Barcelona, London, Rome

  12. HYBRIDS TODAY:SMART CAR

  13. HYBRIDS TODAY:NISSAN LEAF • 100% renewable energy = NO POLLUTION! • Zero emissions • Charge and go! • Able to go 100 miles when fully charged • Gets to 80% in 30 minutes • Solar panel on the roof allows it charge in the sun • Able to reach 90 mph

  14. HYBRIDS TODAY:NISSAN LEAF • OLIVIER CHALOUHI • First man to use a Nissan Leaf • 2010 All- electric • By the end of 2011, they expect to put out 50,000 more Leafs • Including tax credits, it costs: $20,280

  15. HYBRIDS TODAY:FORD FOCUS • Ford Explorer 2011: soy foam cushions • Using more bio-based soy foam • “…ongoing effort to use more renewable and recyclable materials” • More than 2 million vehicles on the road that use bio foam • Reduce petroleum oil usage by 3 million lbs. • Reduce carbon dioxide emission by 11 million lbs. • Also used in Lincoln and Mercury • “The new Explorer will deliver fuel economy at least 25 percent better than the current model as well as include sustainable materials like soy foam seat cushions and other eco-friendly features we will detail soon,” -AMY MARENTIC, group marketing manager, Ford cars and CUVs • Plan to use biomaterial for deflectors, cupholders, and floor mats

  16. RUSSIAN HYBRIDS • Mikhail D. Prokhorov invests in green car movement • Moscow, December 2010: debut of theYo • 2- door car, minivan, small cargo van first natural gas hybrid electric vehicle • 67mpg- better fuel economy than the Prius (51mpg) • Uses a rotary vane • First patented in 1874 • Used today in superchargers, power steering, transmission pumps • Chief engineer:ANDREI G. GINZBERG • Limited use in Germany (1930s), cast off except in the Soviet Union • Developed in secrecy @Novosibirsk

  17. WATER POWER • Developed by DENNY KLEIN • Able to burn a hole through steel, but doesn’t hurt you if you touch it • Runs on HHO • Lasts for 100 miles

  18. THE IMPACT • Stimulated the expansion of other products economy • Promoted tourism and growth of suburbs • Automobiles have become the backbone of economic growth • More people are looking into hybrids and other fuel alternatives

  19. “Let’s check for understanding’’_ - Mr. Wilder • What was the name of the first gasoline- electric hybrid developed? • How has the Ford Motor Co. impacted the automobile industry? • One of the fuel alternatives is “all electric,” in the long run, is it better to be dependent on gas or electricity? • Taking into consideration the versatility of water, do you think water is a reasonable alternative?

  20. Works Cited “100th Anniversary of First US Hybrid Car Patent.” hybridCARS. HybridCars.com, 1 Mar. 2009. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://www.hybridcars.com/‌history/‌100th-anniversary-first-us-hybrid-car-patent-25616.html>. Abuelsamid, Sam. “The History of Smart car in pictures, and on display at the Mercedes-Benz Museum.” autobloggreen. AOL Inc., 6 Dec. 2006. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://green.autoblog.com/‌2006/‌12/‌06/‌the-history-of-smart-is-now-on-display-at-the-mercedes-benz-muse/>. Admin. “How Hybrid Electric Cars Work.” Toronto New Car. N.p., 19 May 2008. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://www.newcartoronto.com/‌how-hybrid-electric-cars-work.html>. Davidson, Osha Gray. “Automotive History Turns Over a New (Nissan) Leaf Today.” The Phoenix Sun. WordPress, 11 Dec. 2010. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://thephoenixsun.com/‌archives/‌11850>. Foner, Eric. “Chapter 18 and 20.” Give Me Liberty! An American History. Ed. Steve Forman and Steve Forman. 2nd ed. Vol. 2. United States of America: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., 2008, 2005. 686, 687, 766. Print. “FORD ADDS SOY FOAM SEAT CUSHIONS TO FORD EXPLORER; EXPANDS USE OF ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIAL ACROSS LINEUP .” MEDIA.FORD.COM. Ford Motor Company, 2011. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://media.ford.com/‌article_display.cfm?article_id=32832>.

  21. Works Cited “FORD PIONEERS PATENT-PENDING USE OF ECO-FRIENDLY SOY OIL IN RUBBER AUTOMOTIVE PARTS .” MEDIA.FORD.COM. Ford Motor Company, 2011. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://media.ford.com/‌article_display.cfm?article_id=32928>. Hall, Larry E. “Russian Billionaire Unveils Country’s First Hybrid Car.” hybridCARS. HybridCars.com, 15 Dec. 2011. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://www.hybridcars.com/‌news/‌russian-billionaire-unveils-countrys-first-hybrid-car-29039.html>. Marentic, Amy. Interview. MEDIA.FORD.COM. Ford Motor Company, 2011. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://media.ford.com/‌article_display.cfm?article_id=32832>. Merchant, Brian. “Riding the World’s First Hybrid Car: 1900 Porsche SemperVivus.” treehugger. Discover Communications, 22 Apr. 2011. Web. 17 May 2011. <- http://www.treehugger.com/‌files/‌2011/‌04/‌worlds-first-hybrid-car-porsche-semper-vivus-1900.php>. “Nissan Leaf Electric Vehicle, History in the Making.” Natural Life Network. World Peace Communications, 2009. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://www.naturallifenetwork.com/‌news_detail.cfm?news=179>. Ogiso, Satoshi. “The Early Prius.” CNN Money. FORTUNE, 24 Feb. 2006. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://money.cnn.com/‌magazines/‌fortune/‌fortune_archive/‌2006/‌03/‌06/‌8370702/‌index.htm>.

  22. Works Cited Padgett, Marty. “Toyota Prius: A Brief History in Time.” All About Prius. High Gear Media, 10 Sept. 2008. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://www.allaboutprius.com/‌blog/‌1014178_toyota-prius-a-brief-history-in-time>. “Smart Car Rental and Mercedes Smart Car History .” Action Car Rental. Action Car Rental, 2009. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://www.nycexoticcarrentals.com/‌mercedes-smart-car-history.php>. Taylor III, Alex. “The Birth of the Prius.” CNN Money. FORTUNE, 24 Feb. 2006. Web. 17 May 2011. <http://money.cnn.com/‌magazines/‌fortune/‌fortune_archive/‌2006/‌03/‌06/‌8370702/‌index.htm>.

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