Ultra-lightweight EV

TOKYO, Japan - Chemical fiber maker Toray Industries Inc. unveiled a prototype ultra-lightweight electric vehicle in Tokyo on Sept. 9, 2011. The vehicle takes advantage of lightweight composite materials to substantially reduce its weight and electricity consumption. (Kyodo)

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