Electric car motor car against heat: who will win? According to Shai Agassi, Better Place at the head of California's (the company that provides 360 degree solutions for the distribution of the electric car) there is no doubt that by 2020 zero-emission vehicles will exceed those for traditional food and then replacing oil which, however, will continue to be popular even if countries are less dependent on it.
The same opinion is the former U.S. president Bill Clinton, who stressed that Israel will be the first in the world to put 100,000 electric cars in circulation, especially for a political reason for reducing its dependence on Arab countries, with which - for put it mildly - There's bad blood.
The current occupant of the White House - Barack Hussein Obama - is still pointing higher and aims to put 1 million on the street within a few years, which some say will be very difficult since manufacturers are not willing to produce so many high for fear of trovarsele all in "warehouse" unsold.
Agassi, an Israeli living in San Francisco and considered one of the 100 most influential men in the world, said it had collected 700 billion U.S. dollars for the project of development of zero emission belief that once they are disseminated widely in his country of birth - where petrol cars in 2016 will be the minority - will spread like wildfire around the world.
After Israel, which is to complete the construction of 56 filling stations, will be the turn of Australia and Denmark launch the Better Place, which provides stations and charging stations everywhere where you can replace the battery, thereby avoiding the waste of time for connected to the mains. 
The same opinion is the former U.S. president Bill Clinton, who stressed that Israel will be the first in the world to put 100,000 electric cars in circulation, especially for a political reason for reducing its dependence on Arab countries, with which - for put it mildly - There's bad blood.
The current occupant of the White House - Barack Hussein Obama - is still pointing higher and aims to put 1 million on the street within a few years, which some say will be very difficult since manufacturers are not willing to produce so many high for fear of trovarsele all in "warehouse" unsold.
Agassi, an Israeli living in San Francisco and considered one of the 100 most influential men in the world, said it had collected 700 billion U.S. dollars for the project of development of zero emission belief that once they are disseminated widely in his country of birth - where petrol cars in 2016 will be the minority - will spread like wildfire around the world.
After Israel, which is to complete the construction of 56 filling stations, will be the turn of Australia and Denmark launch the Better Place, which provides stations and charging stations everywhere where you can replace the battery, thereby avoiding the waste of time for connected to the mains.
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