JOLT! JOLT!

JOLT‪!‬

The Impending Dominance Of The Electric Car And Why America Must Take Charge

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Publisher Description

Fasten your seat-belts, America. The electric vehicle is about to take us on one heck of a ride. So states James Billmaier in his groundbreaking book on the impending electric  vehicle (EV) revolution. He argues that in addition to being a blast to drive, EVs will come to dominate the personal auto market in the coming years because they are cheaper to run and cheaper to maintain. Adopting EVs will also allow America to put the brakes on sending hundreds of billions of dollars a year to OPEC, helping us achieve energy  independence within a decade.
But that’s only part of the story. Billmaier outlines how EVs will propel the coming “electriconomy,” a consumer-driven economic boom that will be ignited as our society is  transformed from an oil-based economy to one powered by electricity. The electriconomy will dwarf all previous technology revolutions—it will be bigger than the computer and  Internet markets combined—and will catapult the economy of whichever nation masters it. It’s a race we need to win for reasons of national and economic security, Billmaier says,  but we need to move fast. China is determined to own the EV space itself, an outcome that would be as detrimental to U.S. national security as our current dependence on foreign  oil is today. In these pages, he describes what we need to do to win the EV race—what America must do to take charge!

GENRE
Nonfiction
RELEASED
2010
September 1
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
236
Pages
PUBLISHER
Advantage Media Group
SELLER
Advantage Media Group
SIZE
1.5
MB

Customer Reviews

BrunoInBrazil ,

Deliciously informative

I read this book in less than a week.

It is interesting to me that JOLT! happens to mention the city of Houston... of all the other top largest/major cities in The United States of America Houston will most likely become "patient zero" for the real world testing, roll-out, and ultimate success of the revitalized EV era, since the late 1990's did not push hard enough to make it happen then (in part due to 'Big Oil' and among other factors).

I also highly recommend buying a documentary called "Who Killed The Electric Car?" in addition to JOLT! Remain on the lookout for it's follow up documentary due sometime in 2011 titled: "Revenge of The Electric Car."

Revenge is coming...

b rog 8234 ,

Excellent book!

This book was absolutely amazing! I wish everyone would read it. I am mostly supportive of it all because I am tired of foreign oil. Good on the city of Houston for leading the way and the state of Washington for being the first state to build the infrastructure for it. I hope to own an EV in the next year. Anyone want to buy more gas car? I wish they still offered the cash for clunkers so I could swap!

We, as a country, need to invest in it to beat China from taking all of the potential profit. Time to start the revolution from oil to all American energy!

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