Group items tagged scooters - Copper end use trends

shared by Colin Bennett on 27 Feb 08 - Cached

The Thunderbolt Electric Scooter Concept by Henrik Björkman does not break new grounds when it comes to technological advances, but this sexy environment-friendly scooter has a loud and clear message for you. Down with combustible engines! The scooter’s design emphasizes a curvy hole where the engine is traditionally placed. The result is a not-so-subtle protest against combustible engine use. The Thunderbolt has a range of around 70 KM/H on a three hour charge.
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shared by Colin Bennett on 26 Aug 14 - No Cached

“Although high component costs and sluggish demand currently hamper the sales of electric two-wheel vehicles today, this market is poised for growth as consumer markets continue to expand and new high-profile competitors such as Harley Davidson enter the market,”
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shared by Colin Bennett on 23 Nov 07 - Cached

shared by Colin Bennett on 06 Aug 07 - Cached

shared by Hans De Keulenaer on 29 Nov 07 - Cached

It's energy efficient, it's clean, compact and simple, and, above all, it's very cool.
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shared by Colin Bennett on 28 Sep 11 - No Cached

“Raw material prices are all on the increase; steel prices, aluminium, copper and rubber are all going up,” says Mr Sridhar. Steel and rubber prices have risen 20 per cent over the past year but Honda has not passed costs on to consumers
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