Formula 1 with electric vehicle
]05 April 2011 Ntvmsnbc
FIA of the International Automotive Federation, Formula 1 has moved to the movement to organize a grand prix that runs electricly on the tracks. [[T][4]
[said Jean Todd, the head of the federation, which created a commission to carry out the work started on the demand of the European Commission, said "I want to create categories with new energy types."
Todd, speaking to Financial Times, added that the first Formula 1 race to compete with electric powered cars can be made in 2013.
Todd and reported that the European Commission came together to address the topic of Antonio Tajani, responsible for the industry issues.
Tajani, who strives to convince EU member countries to become a public policy for the use of cars working with electricity, said, "One of the priorities of my task space is to ensure that the European automotive sector has a transformation." [
The EU authority also stressed that Grand Prix’s F1’s giant media connections have to be used to bring consumers to electric vehicles.
Nissan General Motors and Peugeot Citroen United States have been released in the past months where the car models working with Japan battery.
Renault, Daimler and BMW started to produce both oil and electric vehicles. However, both car manufacturers and strategies determine the environmental needs to large subsidies and public investments.
The fact that public investments for mass adoption by consumers should focus on infrastructure especially for stations that will refill the batteries of electric-powered vehicles.
The EU official Tajani proposed a road map for the common electric filling stations strategy in a report published last year, unity was also able to credit around 6 billion euros in the framework of the green car venture through the European Investment Bank.
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