Comments on: Comments response: Saab hybrid? (think eXWD) http://inside.saab.com/comments-response-saab-hybrid-think-exwd/ Lorum Ipsum tagline Tue, 27 Dec 2011 02:03:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/comments-response-saab-hybrid-think-exwd/#comment-5354 Anonymous Tue, 06 Dec 2011 18:02:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4256#comment-5354 Thanks Steven I had missed the AM&S article on the eAAM technology Thanks Steven I had missed the AM&S article on the eAAM technology

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/comments-response-saab-hybrid-think-exwd/#comment-5346 Anonymous Tue, 06 Dec 2011 13:43:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4256#comment-5346 Sounds interesting. Question; How will the batteries stay charged? eg, Honda CRZ is hybrid and if you push it, after a while it stops supporting the conventional engine with electric power. In Saab's case, if there exists such a weak point, the car may turn to FWD in a short while when pushed a bit hard for more than a couple of minutes. And that might compromise safety of course. How does Saab intend to solve this?  This is extremely important as all automotive companies have their own path to sustainability and lowering environmental impact, and this idea could be a very good one if it proves to be a real alternative for real world use. Sounds interesting. Question; How will the batteries stay charged? eg, Honda CRZ is hybrid and if you push it, after a while it stops supporting the conventional engine with electric power.

In Saab’s case, if there exists such a weak point, the car may turn to FWD in a short while when pushed a bit hard for more than a couple of minutes. And that might compromise safety of course. How does Saab intend to solve this? 

This is extremely important as all automotive companies have their own path to sustainability and lowering environmental impact, and this idea could be a very good one if it proves to be a real alternative for real world use.

]]> By: Ross Holden http://inside.saab.com/comments-response-saab-hybrid-think-exwd/#comment-5343 Ross Holden Tue, 06 Dec 2011 07:43:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4256#comment-5343 47 mpg! I like the sounds of this, and even with 200 hp I'm ready! 47 mpg! I like the sounds of this, and even with 200 hp
I’m ready!

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/comments-response-saab-hybrid-think-exwd/#comment-5341 Anonymous Tue, 06 Dec 2011 00:02:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4256#comment-5341 Me too! I've read all I have found about this stuff. And me likes. Me too!
I’ve read all I have found about this stuff. And me likes.

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/comments-response-saab-hybrid-think-exwd/#comment-5340 Anonymous Mon, 05 Dec 2011 23:17:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4256#comment-5340 Thanks, Swade.  I knew you would jump at the chance to write about these cars and product instead of the current waiting game.  :-) I, for one, am very excited to see what eXWD will do for future Saabs! Thanks, Swade.  I knew you would jump at the chance to write about these cars and product instead of the current waiting game.  :-)

I, for one, am very excited to see what eXWD will do for future Saabs!

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