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What’s the Word This Year From Switzerland?

The Swiss Auto Show just ended in Geneva yesterday, with over 287,000 new auto entries. Among these new entries, there were a large number of new models and concept cars for the environmentally, and ecologically minded consumers. Even top notch car manufacturers such as Audi, and Porsche are getting into the act with concept hybrid cars. The concept of a powerful engine sports car which also incorporates alternative energy sources seems to be what some manufacturers were attempting – ‘attempting’ being the operative word.

Many exhibitors such as Honda, Toyota and Nissan already offer production ready gas to electric or purely electric engines. Other companies such as Kia have released their hybrid concept cars at this years show with great interest. All of these manufacturers offerings being marketed to family styled/sedan type vehicles. Consumers in Japan and North America have already seen and tested the hybrids presently on the market through Toyota. In Europe however, the auto industry is wondering when consumers will start buying hybrid and electric cars in large enough numbers to make their production profitable.

It seems the European markets loves the idea of alternative fuel vehicles, but are too concerned about its reliability to actually make a purchase. Consumers believe an electric vehicle is great for a spin around the city for range, but not so for family trips. Also, the cost to their pocketbooks still out weighs the cost to the environment. One manufacturer did design a long distance hybrid to address this concern with the Rinspeed UC. It’s still in its concept stage.

Everyone believes that hybrid and alternative fuel vehicles are the wave of the future, manufacturers are counting on it. But consumers are not yet sold on the efficiency. According to the Union of Concerned Scientists, most hybrids are priced higher than their counterparts; that affects the slow market – duh. In Europe, especially Switzerland, car sharing systems seem to be the alternative to buying an over priced hybrid for their environmental impact. Switzerland has the highest per capita rate of car sharing, or pay as you go ownership with rail companies joining the group with integrated transportation which allows users to take a train to the city and pick up a car share there. It seems people are tired of waiting for the perfect ‘green’ vehicle to arrive and are choosing instead car sharing clubs. In Germany alone, car sharing numbers increased by 15 percent or 158,000 last year and the prospective for next year could reach 1-2 million.

Back here in North America, the market is still in flux. North Americans love their cars and are not ready to put down the freedom the car keys provide and car share. There is too much ego involved with our relationship with our vehicles. Like our European consumer counterparts, we are looking to be more environmentally and ecologically minded. However our wants from our vehicles has not been appeased by the options we have at this point. What it seems to come down to all over the world is the bottom line, price. Until auto manufactures here in North America can build a vehicle which is environmentally sound, and affordable (on par with their gas guzzling counterparts) people will always fall on the side of caution and buy something trusted and affordable. Who can blame us? It’s a worldwide phenomenon; we are on the cusp of a new transportation highway. One which will undoubtedly be referred to years from now as the pre or post gasoline age. It’s an exciting time for all of us if you’re not in too much of a hurry.

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What Does the Future Hold for the U.S. And Electric Cars?

News, photos and videos about electric cars is all over the place these days. Every time you turn on the news on TV there is another news segment about electric cars. Unlike hybrids, electric cars have no need or dependency on gas. They run strictly on electric charge that you can get from any typical outlet from your house. The car does need to charge on average of eight hours for its battery to be completely re-charged. Most electric cars have a range of just around 100 miles. These cars are said to be better for the environment because they produce no emissions. They also reduce dependency on oil and, ultimately are purported to be less expensive to operate.

Unfortunately, electric cars at this time are so much more costly than your typical automobile, that the amount you would save on gas is significantly less than the amount you would’ve saved on purchasing a regular gas powered car, not to mention a hybrid! Automotive experts predict that at the end of 2010, electric cars will comprise 10% of all of the cars out on the roads.

The big question here is “What makes experts so sure about the increasing interest in electric cars?” A number of studies and polls indicate that a majority of car buyers (62% of them) are worried about climate changes and 74% of them are deeply concerned over the issue of foreign oil dependency. Electric cars will reportedly help in addressing both of these problems. They also offer some conveniences. You’ll not need to worry about trips to the gas station or to the mechanic shop for oil changes and emission checks.

Probably the biggest downside to electric cars is the limited driving range of only 100 miles. Today’s cars are not intended or capable of road trips, and if a driver were to run out of a charge out on the road, just exactly where will they plug-in and re-charge their automobile? But, there is now a business that has a grandiose plan to install charging outlets at shopping outlets in the parking areas and at rest stops across the USA to address this major issue. The drivers of tomorrow will be able to go to the store and shop while their car is being charged up. As far as road trips go, right now it takes eight hours to fully charge the batteries used in electric cars, but hopefully the technology will continue to improve and push the efficiency of these batteries where they become more efficient and require much less time to fully re-charge.

Just what does the future hold for these new vehicles? If the experts are correct, electric cars are on their way to becoming more popular and more main stream. Before that occurs though, we believe that the price tag must come down, and the battery technology must be significantly improved so that the cars become more practical for the average person to become truly interested. While it can be said that consumers care about the environment, ultimately at the end of the day, their bottom line is around practicality and expense as the major buying factors for cars.