Do Consumers Have to Compromise Performance to Go Green?
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InvestorIdeas.com Green Investor Portals Consumer Choices in Green Cars; Hybrids, Electric, Biofuels and Fuel Cells Point Roberts, WA, May 16, 2007 --( At the recent Hydrogen & Fuel Cells 2007Conference held in Vancouver B.C., Bill Reinert, National Manager TMS Advanced Technologies Group, Toyota Motor Company discussed that “by 2040, based on the current growth, there will be 2- 3 billion cars on the road, up from current numbers of 1 billion, creating environmental problems 4 to 5 times of what they are today."Thanks to the support our shareholders, with the only series city class electric car in production, ZAP is now uniquely positioned to maximize the current demand due to rising gas prices and concerns of global warming.Excerpt from Paper: “The successful development and introduction into the marketplace of the ‘Plug-in hybrid vehicle’ would mark the beginnings of a significant new transportation Paradigm, eliminating the need for road vehicles to use petroleum fuels, at least for the Majority of miles traveled." ZAP (OTCBB: ZAAP) pays Two thousand five hundred per month equivalent in shares for one year commencing Nov 2006, discounted as a courtesy to previous sponsorship of the InvestorIdeas Greentech contest."Thanks to the support our shareholders, with the only series city class electric car in production, ZAP is now uniquely positioned to maximize the current demand due to rising gas prices and concerns of global warming.