150 MPG Extreme Hybrid by AFS Trinity

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Website:	http://www.afstrinity.com
Company Overview:	AFS Trinity Power has developed patent-pending technology that makes it possible for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles to achieve 150 MPG, go 40 miles in all-electric mode, and use gasoline for additional unlimited miles in hybrid mode. In July 2007, in order to very quickly demonstrate all of the key attributes of this technology, the company mounted an effort to build two fully operational XH-150 SUV prototypes using off-the-shelf components. The two vehicles—modified Saturn Vue SUVs—were built in less than six months. They were unveiled on January 13, 2008 at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. (read less) AFS Trinity Power has developed patent-pending technology that makes it possible for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles to achieve 150 MPG, go 40 miles in all-electric mode, and use gasoline for additional unlimited miles in hybrid mode. In July 2007, in order to very quickly demonstrate all of the key attributes of this technology, the company mounted an effort to build two fully operational XH-150 SUV prototypes using off-the-shelf components. The two vehicles—modified Saturn Vue SUVs—were b... (read more)
Built:	2007
Features:	150 miles per gallon 40 mile all-electric range 0-60 mph faster than gas 87 mph all-electric top speed Infinite hybrid range 75% lower fuel cost (about $1/day) This is not a concept car.
MPG:	150

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Amie wrote at 6:40am on June 4th, 2008

I WANT one!! I'm on the East Coast, and already own a Honda Hybrid (and a '96 Accord standard). The '96 gets 32 mpg, the Accord Hybrid gets average 34-38 mpg - but it's not nearly enough when gas is rocketing past $4 ga. I used to sell cars, and I worked at RadioShack for 4 years, so I am definitely a geek for the technology. Did I mention... I WANT ONE!!!!

Amber wrote at 6:53pm on May 28th, 2008

If GM, Ford and Chrisler could think like this then american auto company's wouldent be loosing to toyota and honda. Lets hope GM buys this and puts it in the saturn vue.

Mike wrote at 12:42pm on May 14th, 2008

I wonder what the trickle-charge value of solar power on roof surface would be? A car sitting in a parking lot all day while someone is in office could bring in a lot of power I assume, but don't actually know.