Future Car Progression

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Progression or Future We are in the year 2012, when I keep seeing car adds talking more and more about hybrid or even full electric cars being the new wave. Electrics cars are the future and will help with keeping pollution low. But is it really a future car? Hasn’t an electric car been developed before? With time brings progress, tomorrow will always be the future; making progressing the future. So is it progression or is it the future that makes us move toward tomorrow? The year was either 1832 or 1839, historians can’t be sure of the exact one, a man by the name of Robert Andersen from Scotland, invented a crude electric-powered carriage. In 1835, Thomas Davenport, from Brandon, Vermont, built a small-scale electric car. He also developed the first Direct Current (DC) motor. Like all inventors, they built better models years later around 1842 roughly. Their progressions lead them to newer and better models. With 2012 being the future of 1842,…show more content…
We were making cars that could travel up to 45 mph with no gas what so ever. There was an all electric truck that could travel 65 miles with a payload of 2500 pounds. I read of a car that would drive between 50 to 60 miles and had a top speed of 44 mph. Look at the progression that has been made since 1835. That looks to me almost as spectacular as putting a man on the moon in 1969. With the progression of electronics to include DC motors, batteries, and new fuel cells we find ourselves in a technology age. To call an electric car a thing of the future I think is a little much; we must first take a look at our past. The future will always come, progression will also. But one of them will show more improvement then the other. I know I cannot see into the future. Nor do I know what the future will bring, but we can progress with technology and turn it into great

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