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Bill Williams GREEN MOTION www.GoGreenMotion.com Email: Bill@GoGreenMotion.com

Perception Reality Electric Vehicles

Electric Vehicles Perception Versus Reality
PERCEPTION
Electric vehicles just move the pollution from the tailpipe to the power plant.
REALITY
Wrong.
First off gas is a dirty fuel. Refining one gallon produces 24 pounds of CO 2 and burning it produces another 19 pounds of CO 2 that’s a total of 43 pounds of CO 2 for every gallon of gas consumed.
Secondly the internal combustion engine is incredibly inefficient. Roughly 75% of the energy found in one gallon of gasoline is wasted meaning that only 25% of the energy (or less) is used to move the vehicle . Electric engines are by comparison very efficient (upwards of 90% efficient).
If you put 16 gallons of fuel into your Prius you’ve put 384 pounds of CO2 into the environment before you leave the gas station
Once the Prius driver has burned all of their fuel they will have released 688 pounds of CO2 into the environment (versus the an EV at 158 pounds – given the worst case scenario for the electricity)
Driving an electric vehicle results in a 77% reduction of emissions compared to conventional vehicles. (even in the worst case scenario of coal fired electricity)

Electric Vehicles Perception Versus Reality
PERCEPTION
Reliable electric vehicles with enough range are decades away.
REALITY
Electric vehicles are available today
Range Anxiety is overcome with education and qualification of buyers
(See the Commuter Chart)
Electric vehicles are inherently simpler than gasoline vehicles
Conventional vehicles haves transmissions with as many as 8 forward speeds, fuel delivery systems, exhaust systems, complex emission technologies and more to contend with
Electric vehicles have fewer components to service and replace
Electric vehicles require far less in the way of maintenance as a result
Ironically, the most complicated vehicle on the market is a hybrid – with both internal combustion engines and electric motors, as well as complex system controllers that allow the two to work together today’s hybrid is tomorrow’s service nightmare!
Electric vehicles are the better half of a Hybrid

Commuter Distances “Range Anxiety” unfounded 2005 the US Dept. Of Commerce American Housing Survey for the United States

How I identified “Target Markets”
Consumers
Commercial Fleets
Government Grants
Pilot Programs with Cities
Partnerships with corporations

I had an idea,…(Gorilla) Marketing to Fleets? Mayors that have signed the Kyoto Agreement! Under the Agreement, participating cities commit to take following three actions: - 1. Strive to meet or beat the Kyoto Protocol targets in their own communities, through actions ranging from anti-sprawl land-use policies to urban forest restoration projects to public information campaigns; - 2. Urge their state governments, and the federal government, to enact policies and programs to meet or beat the greenhouse gas emission reduction target suggested for the United States in the Kyoto Protocol -- 7% reduction from 1990 levels by 2012; and - 3. Urge the U.S. Congress to pass the bipartisan greenhouse gas reduction legislation, which would establish a national emission trading system

Great Idea! Marketing to Fleets Mayors (over 1200) that have signed the Kyoto Agreement!

COUNTIES IN NON-COMPLIANCE WITH EPA EMISSIONS STANDARDS

Identifying problem areas
CALIFORNIA COUNTIES IN NON-COMPLIANCE WITH EPA EMISSIONS STANDARDS
Compliant (75 p.p.b.) Exceeds by 30% (97 p.p.b.) Exceeds by 67% (125 p.p.b.)

The EV Zero Emission Benefit For Fleets
REDUCE EMISSIONS / MEET ENVIRONMENTAL MANDATES
Freeze or reduce fleet emissions to previous levels
Vehicle fleets often represent the largest source of carbon emission within an organization
EV’s eliminates more than 6 tons of carbon dioxide per vehicle
Public Image and Public Relations

Application and Use
RIGHT SIZE, RIGHT USE
Each of these vehicles satisfies a specific use but is not suitable for all applications shown

Application and Use
‘ RIGHT SIZE, RIGHT USE’
“ You wouldn’t use a combine to mow your lawn.” ZENN Customer

The Future
Vehicle to Grid
Charging Solutions
Creating Partnerships
Creating Solar Solutions
Creating ZERO Carbon Fleets
Energy Storage breakthroughs

SMITHSONIAN SHOWS 100 YEARS OF ELECTRIC CAR'S PAST Associated Press Published
Friday, October 28, 2011WASHINGTON, D.C. —
The history of electric cars is going on display at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History with two "electrifying cars" from the early 20th century.
A 1904 Columbia electric runabout went on display Thursday with a 1913 Ford Model T touring car. The cars and other objects, including a battery charger for General Motors' EV1 electric car from the 1990s, are on view through January.
The Columbia was the best-selling U.S. car at the turn of the century, while the Model T was a gasoline car equipped with an electric starter and electric headlights.
A rare EV1 was displayed in the past. It was pulled from view in 2006, weeks before the movie " Who Killed the Electric Car ?” Last year, electric cars were reintroduced to the market.

ELECTRIC VEHICLE COMPARISON EnVision Wagon Nissan Leaf Chevrolet Volt Ford Focus Electric Mitsubishi I-MEIV Th!nk City TYPE 5 door wagon 5 door hatchback 5 door hatchback 4 door sedan 5 door hatchback 3 door hatchback MSRP $37,300 $32,780 $41,500 28,000? $27,000 est. $32,500 + battery lease TAX REBATE Full Full Full Full Full Full EV RANGE 200+ miles 100 miles 40 mi. electric, 300 mi. gas 100 miles 80 miles 130 miles PASSENGERS 7 5 5 5 4 2 WHEELBASE 114 inches 106.3 inches 105.7 inches 104.3 inches 100.4 inches 77.6 inches LENGTH 176 inches 175 inches 177.1 inches 178.7 inches 133.7 inches 122.8 inches WIDTH 78 inches 69.7 inches 70.8 inches 71.9 inches 65.3 inches 63.1 inches CHARGE TIME (110V) 12 hours* 16 hours 8 hours 12 hours 14 hours ? CHARGE TIME (220V) 8 hours* 8 hours 3 hours 6 hours 7 hours 9 1/2 hours AVAILABLE Bankruptcy Now 6,500 Sold Now 3,200 Sold Jan. 2012 Nov. 2011 Bankruptcy

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