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Raser Technologies calls its revamped Hummer a "Prius-Stomping Green Machine," based on an E-REV powertrain that supposedly enables large vehicles to drive the first 40 miles in all-electric mode. The company calculates that a typical driver who goes 65 miles per day would average about 100 mpg, and that driving over 200 miles per day would still get about double the fuel economy of a regular Hummer.

Local Companies

Saturn / Hummer Of Union City
(770) 306-6000

4100 Jonesboro Rd
Union City, GA

Jerry Barker Chevrolet-Hummer
(478) 956-5000

211 Chapman Rd
Byron, GA

Chestatee Ford
(706) 579-5002

44 Lumpkin County Pkwy
Dahlonega, GA

Segars Auto Sales & Auto Parts
(706) 245-7594

953 Black Snake Rd
Royston, GA

Annastin Auto Sales
(912) 632-3668

803 Locust Ln
Nicholls, GA

Boomershine Gmc Hummer
(770) 953-1800

2150 Cobb Pkwy Se
Smyrna, GA

Dahlonega Auto Sales
(706) 864-0137

Highway 19 N
Dahlonega, GA

County Line Auto Sales
(770) 534-5970

7148 S Chestatee
Dahlonega, GA

Jim Ellis Atlanta Inc
(770) 454-3300

5855 Peachtree Industrial
Atlanta, GA

Pitts Pontiac-Buick
(478) 277-3838

120 N Jefferson St
Dublin, GA

Electric Hummer vs. Chevy Volt

Electric Hummer vs. Chevy Volt

An electric Humvee may still sound like fingernails on a chalkboard to environmentalists, but the company developing a plug-in Hummer H3e claims its green version can get 100 mpg on average. And what's a little boasting without taking a shot at the competition?

Raser Technologies calls its revamped Hummer a "Prius-Stomping Green Machine," based on an E-REV powertrain that supposedly enables large vehicles to drive the first 40 miles in all-electric mode. The company calculates that a typical driver who goes 65 miles per day would average about 100 mpg, and that driving over 200 miles per day would still get about double the fuel economy of a regular Hummer.

The electric Humvee developer has also not hesitated to join the crowd questioning Chevrolet's claim… Read Full Article at PopSci!