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2004 Alternative Fuel & Hybrid Vehicle Guide
Raising the hood on the leading, alternative powertrain technologies

By Ron Cogan/Green Car Journal
Motor Trend, June 2004

Within the next decade or two, there's a good chance you'll be driving a vehicle powered by an advanced powerplant that's far removed from the familiar internal combustion engine now residing beneath your hood. Government regulation, environmental pressures, and market competition have spurred accelerated research and development into alternative fuels and the vehicles that run on them, creating a new twist in the motor vehicle's evolution.
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Hybrid Electric Vehicles

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2004 Honda Insight
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Fuel Cell Vehicles

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2004 Alternative Fuel & Hybrid Vehicle
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Honda FCX

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Hydrogen vehicles

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Battery-Powered Electric Vehicles

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Ford Th!nk

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